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I can't imagine a falsity for you...

The XML schema and packaging method used by Office 2K3 and prior is not the same XML schema devised for Office 12. The evidence has been post here many times. Unless you're in the Office 12 beta program, which released code only within the year; you have not been using XML from the schema that now seeks ECMA standardization.

No, I cannot imagine your falsity for you. You have not been using XML written to the Office 12 schema for two years, you've been using a soon to be deprecated, dark-horse, second cousin.

Fact remains, RC1 ODF support has been in a shipping version of OpenOffice.org (final is now available in OOo 2) for a little over six months. Morover full support for ODF is in the current release of Kwrite. These applications have more adherents than Microsoft's limited beta program of Office 12 and thus their ODF implementation is likely more tested and mature than Microsoft's DOCX, which hasn't been released to manufacturing.

Keep dissembling No_Axe. I'll certainly keep correcting you.

Posted by: John Le'Brecage   Posted on: 12/05/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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