Rupert Goodwins of ZDNet UK has posted a blog entry “Six thousand pages, one month, no chance…” as a follow up to the Groklaw piece from yesterday. He says, in part:
If OOXML is too dangerous to go through as an international standard — and, as I said, with the best will in the world I can’t see it any other way — then the more examples that can be mustered, the better.
Entries in this series
- #1. Contradicting Microsoft Office Open XML
- #2. Contradicting Microsoft Office Open XML – Updegrove
- #3. Contradicting Microsoft Office Open XML – Groklaw
- #4. Contradicting Microsoft Office Open XML – ZDNet UK
Also See: An “OOXML is a bad idea” blog entry compendium
I’ll try to write a document about Excel 2007 + OPC over the next few days. And see whether this can be transferred to JTC-1.
There is a lot to say about Excel 2007 + OPC.
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