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ODF 1.2 Committee Draft 01
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| It is not the end of the end, nor the end of the beginning, but more like the
| beginning of the end for the development of ODF 1.2. The Committee Draft 01
| of ODF 1.2, Part 1 was approved by the OASIS ODF TC yesterday in a 10-2-2
| vote. You can download it here.
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http://www.robweir.com/blog/2009/02/odf-12-committee-draft-01.html
Recent:
National Word Processors?
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| Other governments want to be able to switch to other products or actually do
| that. Most of them migrate to Staroffice or [OpenOffice.org] which support
| the ODF format and the old binary doc format out of the box. Government
| agencies understand that a creation of an international standard as ODF was
| crucial to reduce their switching costs, they understood that only strong
| economic pressure would force Microsoft into full ODF compliance. Some
| governments also understand that you have to invest into alternative products
| and migration studies to further reduce the dependencies and built up the
| market pressure for interoperability.
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| I wonder if Russia will consider to develop its national word processor as
| well. A wise Russian will understand the danger to their national
| independence that a support for the Open XML format instead of ODF bears. If
| they have no opportunity but to chose Open XML it shows that their national
| independence is already compromised.
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http://www.noooxml.org/forum/t-123068/national-word-processors
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