On 2011/04/06 9:21 PM Eustace wrote concerning "odt icon":
Why the icon of an open document text (*.odt) says "ODF"? -emf
ODF stands for Open Document Format, which OOo uses for all document types. Oracle and the ODF
cartel decided to impose, despite many objections, the bland white icons with ODF on them
instead of the specific file type. This lack of colour made them useless in determining which
type of file they indicate.
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