Originally posted by Sal DiStefano:
Hi again
I was wondering if these file formats are currently a standard of any kind or is it begin presented for standardization to any commities? Like the ECMA or others? I think this whole project is great. I can't wait to put some demo's together for my superiors to show them what can be done outside the Microsoft Office Space.
Thank You
Sal
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Originally posted by Solveig Laura Haugland:
I think Microsoft's XML format will be open standard and normal XML when pigs are easily able to travel swiftly above the ground. They managed to mess up Java with impugnity, more or less, and Scott McNealy won't be leading a witty, hostile charge to defend XML.
But, of course, this might be their time to start playing nice and cooperating with the rest of the world... maybe...
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