2000
July – Sun decides to open source StarOffice and calls the project OpenOffice
August - Beta version of Microsoft Office XP released with XML markup via smarttags and an XML file format for Excel called spreadsheetML
October – OpenOffice.org website goes live
2001
March - Microsoft Office XP officially released with added XML support for representing spreadsheets and SmartTags
Spring - Microsoft begins work on Office 2003, and plans an XML format for Word similar to the already released XML format for Excel
2002
May - OpenOffice 1.0 released with default XML file formats
October - First Beta of Microsoft Office 2003 released with a full XML file format for Word (wordprocessingML), custom defined schema support in Word and Excel
November - Sun submits OpenOffice XML to OASIS for standardization. The first meeting of the group is attended by 17 individuals, and the average attendance over the next couple years is just a bit over 7.
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Posté par pasBill pasGates . En réponse au journal Compte rendu BRM OOXML en français. Évalué à 0.
Un peu d'histoire : http://blogs.msdn.com/brian_jones/archive/2007/01/25/office-(...)
2000
July – Sun decides to open source StarOffice and calls the project OpenOffice
August - Beta version of Microsoft Office XP released with XML markup via smarttags and an XML file format for Excel called spreadsheetML
October – OpenOffice.org website goes live
2001
March - Microsoft Office XP officially released with added XML support for representing spreadsheets and SmartTags
Spring - Microsoft begins work on Office 2003, and plans an XML format for Word similar to the already released XML format for Excel
2002
May - OpenOffice 1.0 released with default XML file formats
October - First Beta of Microsoft Office 2003 released with a full XML file format for Word (wordprocessingML), custom defined schema support in Word and Excel
November - Sun submits OpenOffice XML to OASIS for standardization. The first meeting of the group is attended by 17 individuals, and the average attendance over the next couple years is just a bit over 7.