Jesse Wilkins wrote:
> In case you either missed this yesterday (or thought it was an April
> Fool's
> Day joke): Microsoft Open Office XML received 75% of the ISO votes and has
> become ISO/IEC 29500. >
Thank you for the information, Jesse!
> This means that organizations now have two standardized, XML-based file
> formats to choose from in order to maximize the potential for accessing
> electronic information over time.
You are wrong here. Neither ODF nor OOXML are considered suitable for
long-term preservation (at least at the moment). Some countries have listed
one or both of them as recommended formats for collaborative work in office
environment, and that's all.
With best regards,
Natasha Khramtsovsky
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