Remarquons que c'est "vieux". Bien avant que MS-OOXML soit certifié ISO.
First of all, why is Sun's OpenOffice.org team developing OOOXML filters, respectively participating in their development? Well, it has always been in our strong interest that OpenOffice.org users can seamlessly interact with multiple file formats, including the binary formats of MS Office. So it is only natural that we care about OOXML now, too.
OOXML is the file format of Microsoft Office 2007. That means, sooner or later, people that use Microsoft Office 2007 and want to migrate to OpenOffice.org will look for ways to get existing OOXML documents into OpenOffice.org. And at some point in time, OpenOffice.org users will receive OOXML documents, because Microsoft Office 2007 users will start sending them out, assuming that everyone can read them.
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How far have we got with the development of OOXML filters? First of all, Sun's OpenOffice.org developers are only working on import filters, that is, filters that read OOXML documents into OpenOffice.org. We are not working on export filters, that is, filters that save OOXML documents. Simple reason is that the both situations I've described above only require OOXML import filters. For saving documents, we have ODF. I will come back to ODF later.
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But let's go back to the OOXML filters. Does the development of OOXML import filters mean that we have changed our mind regarding ODF? A clear, a very, if not to say a crystal clear: No. We strongly believe, ODF is the only file format that provides the level of interoperability and choice of products that our customers want. ODF is the file format whose development and standardization we are actively supporting at OASIS, and it remains the native file format of OpenOffice.org. And with the Sun ODF Converter software [ http://javashoplm.sun.com/ECom/docs/Welcome.jsp?StoreId=8&am(...) ], we make ODF available even to Microsoft Office users. So, nothing is changed here.
Bien que ODF soit un standard, ben MS n'a toujours pas fait de filtre d'import d'ODF satisfaisant et Sun l'a donc fait.
# Le blog Sun de l'annonce de l'écriture d'un filtre MS-OOXML
Posté par IsNotGood . En réponse au journal Peut-on virer OOXML d'OOo ?. Évalué à 3.
Remarquons que c'est "vieux". Bien avant que MS-OOXML soit certifié ISO.
First of all, why is Sun's OpenOffice.org team developing OOOXML filters, respectively participating in their development? Well, it has always been in our strong interest that OpenOffice.org users can seamlessly interact with multiple file formats, including the binary formats of MS Office. So it is only natural that we care about OOXML now, too.
OOXML is the file format of Microsoft Office 2007. That means, sooner or later, people that use Microsoft Office 2007 and want to migrate to OpenOffice.org will look for ways to get existing OOXML documents into OpenOffice.org. And at some point in time, OpenOffice.org users will receive OOXML documents, because Microsoft Office 2007 users will start sending them out, assuming that everyone can read them.
...
How far have we got with the development of OOXML filters? First of all, Sun's OpenOffice.org developers are only working on import filters, that is, filters that read OOXML documents into OpenOffice.org. We are not working on export filters, that is, filters that save OOXML documents. Simple reason is that the both situations I've described above only require OOXML import filters. For saving documents, we have ODF. I will come back to ODF later.
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But let's go back to the OOXML filters. Does the development of OOXML import filters mean that we have changed our mind regarding ODF? A clear, a very, if not to say a crystal clear: No. We strongly believe, ODF is the only file format that provides the level of interoperability and choice of products that our customers want. ODF is the file format whose development and standardization we are actively supporting at OASIS, and it remains the native file format of OpenOffice.org. And with the Sun ODF Converter software [ http://javashoplm.sun.com/ECom/docs/Welcome.jsp?StoreId=8&am(...) ], we make ODF available even to Microsoft Office users. So, nothing is changed here.
Bien que ODF soit un standard, ben MS n'a toujours pas fait de filtre d'import d'ODF satisfaisant et Sun l'a donc fait.