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Evolution indeed
Actually the current Ecma 376 standaard is already higly compliant to the upcoming ISO standard of Office Open XML.
In a previous validation test of an existing Ecma 376 document against the not yet released ISO transitional schema's, for a many thousands of pages long spec document only 84 validation errors were found.
So the upcoming ISO/IEC 29500 standard is already very similar to the current Ecma standard and document would only require very little change to be converted 1-1.
That certainly applies to ODF 1.0 and 1.1 as well but where OOXML is moving towards an ISO version ODF has actually moved away from an ISO version.
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Story: OOXML expert: ODF standard is broken
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OpenOffice defence: Brown is using the wrong versi... PeterJudge -
IBM expert - Brown got it wrong PeterJudge -
Point 3 wrong Albert -
When is the ISO version the wrong version, we... Albert
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It is quite simple RCWeir -
Doesn't Brown's "no... Marbux
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Micrsoft committed to ISO vers... Albert
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ODF 1.1 is indeed an internati... RCWeir
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Bottom line: no featureful imp... Marbux
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Strange inconsistency Rob Albert
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Evolution not revolution 1000013186
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Evolution indeed Albert -
My main objections to OOXML ar... 1000013186
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Not inconsistent at all RCWeir
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Obfuscation 1000013186
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Is this a 'Chewbacca defence' or something? Sothis
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How odd... ego.sum.stig
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'Smoke test' or 'Smoke screen'? kurizocan2
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