Open Office Wars, part 4
Dare Obasanjo: The biggest gripe when Office 2003's XML support was announced was that the schemas for WordprocessingML (aka WordML) and co. were proprietary. This was reported in a number of fora including Slashdot and C|Net news. I wonder how many will carry the announcements that these schemas are available for all to peruse and reuse in a royalty free manner?
Did I link to one of these? Yup. OK, so I will link link to the announcement. Done.
Note: in my blog entry I didn't "gripe" about the schemas for WordML, my question related to PowerPoint11.
Open Office Wars, Part 5
I will note in passing that OpenDocument is the default file format for OpenOffice 2.0, currently in beta. It apparently is not compatible with the OpenOffice 1.x formats. Earlier I wrote parts 1, 2, 3, 4. Time for an update. Complaints on OpenOff... [more]Trackback from Sam Ruby at
Is it my impression or you're doing a XPath-based search on your entire blog archives?
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