The Danish parliament and the Danish minister for Science this morning agreed that the Danish state administrations should use open standards, including the Open Document Format (ODF), starting on 1 April 2011.
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Diff for Danish state administrations to use ODF
| Mon, 2010-02-01 15:51 by dpharbison | Wed, 2010-02-03 13:38 by carolgeyer | ||
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| - | <span>The Danish parliament
| + | <span>The Danish parliament and the Danish minister for Science this morning agreed that the Danish state administrations should use open standards, including the Open Document Format (<span class="highlightedSearchTerm">ODF</span>), starting on 1 April 2011.</span>
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| - | and the Danish minister for Science this morning agreed that the Danish
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| - | state administrations should use open standards, including the Open
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| - | Document Format (<span class="highlightedSearchTerm">ODF</span>), starting on 1 April 2011.</span>
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