OOXML is a standard. What now?
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Six reasons to migrate to OOXMLby phintjens4,578 views- 0:52
"DID YOU KNOW?" - Say NO to OOXML.by WaveMakers6,686 views
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Industry perspective on Open XML from Mark Logicby OpenXML732 views
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"WHAT DO YOU WANT?" - an OOXML spotby WaveMakers2,219 views
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Tony Mobily: "What is the free software community?"by freesoftwaremagazine1,114 views
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Interview with Håkon Wium Lie regarding OOXMLby Friprog592 views
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OOXML / Excel 2007 Mappingby NikiDevgood4,475 views
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ODF@WWW - An ODF Wikiby KayRamme7,025 views
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Open Xarxes interviews Jon 'Maddog' Hallby openxarxes661 views
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OOXML Protestby HextenAndy121 views
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Linux/Java interoperability with Open XML Part 1 of 2by OpenXML1,582 views
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ISO standard printing evaluationby cdinyscott5,088 views
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"DON'T USE OOXML" - an ooxml spotby WaveMakers723 views
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Document Slavery Dayby phintjens1,292 views
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Cutting costs with OOXMLby phintjens880 views
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Bill Gates on OpenXML at US House of Representativesby OpenXML6,280 views
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Workshop on OOXML in Vietnamby ltnghia463 views
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Open-source Open XML API for Javaby OpenXML2,325 views
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Open XML SDK demo and road mapby OpenXML5,614 views
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WFTL Bytes! for Oct 6, 2008by freethinkeratlarge68 views
Some say we have to support OOXML becuase of Microsoft's dominance. I think the entire free software world should NOT attempt to implement OOXML an any way shape or form, but rather continue to support and implement ODF. If someone says, "Its not compatible with Microsoft Office", we can say, "No, it is Microsoft Office that is not compatible with anyone else's software because Microsoft does not support nor implement the open document standards the rest of the industry supports". Education...
CerebralGump 3 years ago