Ian wrote:
On Sun, 2009-05-10 at 14:58 -0400, Douglas St.Clair wrote:
Well let me see if I understand the problem in general. Microsoft has
had a policy of 'embrasse and extend' meaning they will adopt a
standard and then add to it in such a fashion as to make backwards
compatibility imposs
On Sun, 2009-05-10 at 14:58 -0400, Douglas St.Clair wrote:
> Well let me see if I understand the problem in general. Microsoft has
> had a policy of 'embrasse and extend' meaning they will adopt a
> standard and then add to it in such a fashion as to make backwards
> compatibility impossible
On Sun, May 10, 2009 14:58:09 PM -0400, Douglas St.Clair wrote:
> Has Microsoft failed to properly implement the standard or has it
> 'extended' it?
This has been discussed quite in depth just a few days ago in the
users list. I suggest that everybody interested browses this thread:
http://www.
Well let me see if I understand the problem in general. Microsoft has
had a policy of 'embrasse and extend' meaning they will adopt a
standard and then add to it in such a fashion as to make backwards
compatibility impossible if you employ any of their extensions. Sooo
what is broken. Has
Hello,
As you know, Microsoft recently introduced support for OpenDocument in
MS Office 2007 Service Pack 2 - together with the ability to make ODF
the DEFAULT saving format in Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
This is of practical importance for all users, no matter they use MS
Office or not.
