QuickGuide: About Ubuntu Screenshot: msg#00110

Subject:	QuickGuide: About Ubuntu Screenshot

Hi

I just went to do some work on the About Ubuntu section in the Quick
Guide. The current screen shot shows the Warty Warthog release instead
of Hoary Hedgehog.

Also, in Warty, the About Ubuntu menu item takes you to the Ubuntu
homepage. Will this also be the case in Hoary, or will it take you to
the About Ubuntu web page? And what happens if you're offline?

Jeff

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