Sobre outras suites que implementam o ODF, olhe o seguinte link:
http://opendocumentfellowship.org/Applications/HomePage
hamacker wrote:
Voces estao indo com muita sede ao pote, o formato opendocument é
apenas um ISO padronizando um tipo de formato e nada mais, mesmo sendo
melhor isso nao garantirá nada. Um tiro de morte que realmente
funcionaria seria 100% de compatibilidade com o formato que o mercado
viciou, e por enquanto pouca coisa mudou.
Vamos ver se outras suítes vao passar a utiliza-lo, caso contrario,
nada muda.
http://www.iso.org/iso/en/CatalogueDetailPage.CatalogueDetail?CSNUMBER=43485&scopelist=PROGRAMME
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Gilton escreveu:
Fábio Emilio Costa escreveu:
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Não sei se vocês já estão sabendo, mas agora o ODF é o ISO 26300! \o/
Longa vida ao ODF!!!
Muito boa, esta.
estamos a caminho da liberdade com segurança, mas,
se alguém puder, que faça uma tradução total, pois muitos não
conhecem este idioma ( o inglês) e ficaria melhor para distribuirmos
para os amigos incrédulos e viciados "naquele outro".
Um abraço.
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Assunto: [discuss] OpenDocument Format = ISO 26300
Data: Wed, 3 May 2006 18:01:29 -0400
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1 May 2006: The International Standards Organisation has today
approved the standard file format to be used worldwide for the
storage of files produced by office software (word processor
documents, spreadsheets, presentations, drawings, etc.). For the
first time in the history of computing, software users will be
guaranteed that they will be able to use their data in any compliant
software package, both now and in the future. The point of an open
standard is that any compliant application can use it.
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