Hi Rob,
Would it be acceptable/logical to grab some of the basic parts and values of interoperability expressed in the presentation and put them into what we will be seeking for a ODF acid test? It would seem logical to me but still wanted to check if you were okay with that as a good set of basic principles.
Thanks!
Best Regards,
Matthew B. Reingold
CSP - Fire Protection, ROHS,CITS, Water Systems
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On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 9:43 AM, <> wrote:
This may be some useful background information,
the presentation on ODF interoperability I gave at the OpenOffice.org conference
in Barcelona last year.
It outlines a broad view of interop
with ODF, what the challenges are, and how we can move it forward.
-Rob
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