Claus Agerskov scripsit:
> "The ODF file format is also designed to be compatible with Microsoft
> Office, as the technical committee working on this knew it was going to
> be used to import and export a lot of Microsoft Office documents,
> Phipps said, adding that he did not believe the format would end up as
> an archival format."
>
> What is the reason that OpenDocument would not be used as an archival
> format. Isn't this one of the biggest pros for OpenDocument that I will
> always be readable - even hundreds of years from now.
I think he meant "*merely* as an archival format". Of course ODF is an
archival format; the point is that it can become a working format too.
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