[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I expect they parse it as: "Microsoft Office"  "Open XML format".

It looks like yet another strategy to confuse people into getting the right "open office" thing from "MS Office" and put the incompatibility blame on the others :)

That cuts both ways, and since they have the bigger marketshare, this confusion would be more likely to benefit us than them. :-)

Personally, I think the name is quite inevitable. Obviously you have to include the term "Microsoft Office" because that's the name of the product. Given the present moods, they have to include the words "open" and "XML". These are just key buzzwords right now.

So, given that you have to include all of those, you don't have many choices left on what to call the format. :-)


Cheers,
Daniel.

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