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OOXML Format as an ISO Standard - The End of ODF?
Mon, 04/07/2008 - 19:52
Big news for Microsoft as they find themselves the proud parents of an ISO 29500 certified OOXML specification -- almost.
The ISO -- International Organization for Standardization's approval of the Open Office XML specification was officially announced on April 2. It is subject to no official appeals from the ISO/IEC national bodies in the next two months and word is there are many questions arising already on the voting process.
Is this the end of the other ISO Office standard ODF -- Open Document Format?
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