Posted by: Anonymous
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on November 08, 2007 10:48 PM
Take out the "English" on this and it's not a bad synopsis.
With its Plug-in, the Foundation solved a problem everyone said was unsolvable. Preserving metadata, binary information and other "dark" or foreign matter is necessary for enterprises to cope with the installed-base of MS documents. It's that simple.
Without it, no OpenOffice.org adoption, which means no ODF adoption. Massachusetts established this requirement. No ticky, no shirty.
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Re: It's pretty simple what happened.
Posted by: Anonymous [ip: 76.24.203.154] on November 08, 2007 10:48 PMTake out the "English" on this and it's not a bad synopsis.
With its Plug-in, the Foundation solved a problem everyone said was unsolvable. Preserving metadata, binary information and other "dark" or foreign matter is necessary for enterprises to cope with the installed-base of MS documents. It's that simple.
Without it, no OpenOffice.org adoption, which means no ODF adoption. Massachusetts established this requirement. No ticky, no shirty.
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