M$ is readying SP2 for Office 2007.
It will include support for ODF.
Now, I don't know if this will be true ODF support or ODF with M$ extentions (like with their C++ compiler), but here you go.
M$ has caved and is paying attention to ODF.
It will include support for ODF.
Now, I don't know if this will be true ODF support or ODF with M$ extentions (like with their C++ compiler), but here you go.
M$ has caved and is paying attention to ODF.
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sinetimore- Peter G
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A lot of governments are adopting ODF, and the Guardian in England recently dumped their 1 000 Office licenses in favor of OOo. M$ is being forced to do this because their "value adding features" resulting in casual vendor lock-in are no longer a selling point. M$ is kicking and screaming while doing this, so I wouldn't put it past them to dick with things just a little to make THEIR ODF better and incompatible with others.
In short, M$' stance can be summed up like this: "Damn the carrot!"