It is very interesting to see going-ons of UOML but I am not sure if I
got it clear: if being used as a document format for archiving and
visual presentation, what is the advantage of UOML over existing formats
like PDF or XML Paper format (developed by Microsoft)? Or is UOML a
competing standard to XML Paper Format like as if ODF with OOXML?

Stephen Green wrote:
> I notice you are based in China. Have you looked at UOML?
> There is an addin written to output UOML from both MS and
> OOo office products as archive format using a virtual printer.
>
> http://www.uoml.org/uoml_english.htm
>
> Maybe there is something related to this which would help you.
> I believe it links to OOo through Beijing Redflag Chinese 2000
> http://news.soft32.com/sun-and-redflag-chinese-2000-to-collaborate-on-openofficeorg-projects_4343.html
>
> A quick plug for the UOML work too :-) The idea is to provide
> a standard XML-based output of the visual representation
> (printable and for archive) of *any* office document. I hear
> there are possibilities for embedding XML data too as metadata
> in the UOML. Efforts have been underway to standardise UOML
> through OASIS (I'm involved but I'm not claiming expertise)
> http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=uoml
> with a committee draft agreed last month
> http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/document.php?document_id=25100&wg_abbrev=uoml
> (recruitment is now underway for the next phase too).
>
> Maybe if you can get this working it will help eventually but
> I'm not suggesting it is exactly what you need (yet).
>
> Regards
>
>
>   


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