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This is the official community gathering place and information resource for the OpenDocument Format (ODF) OASIS Standard (ISO/IEC 26300). Suitable for text, spreadsheets, charts, graphs, presentations, and databases, ODF frees documents from their applications-of-origin, enabling them to be exchanged, retrieved, and edited with any OpenDocument-compliant software or tool. This is a community-driven site, and the public is encouraged to contribute content.
News: Submitted by
syncro on Fri, 2008-12-05 09:20.
Syncro Soft Ltd, the producer of Syncro SVN Client, has announced the immediate availability of version 4.1 of its Subversion (SVN) client.
Version 4.1 of Syncro SVN Client adds a create patch wizard, a dialog for quickly resolving conflicts resulted from a merge action and considerable performance improvements.
For the complete list of features please visit
http://www.syncrosvnclient.com
New in version 4.1:
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News: Submitted by
opnworks on Mon, 2008-12-01 23:27.
News: Submitted by
carolgeyer on Thu, 2008-11-20 21:53.
Last night (November 19th) the
KOffice team announced the third beta release of the upcoming KOffice
2.0 open source office suite for KDE (K Desktop
Environment) users, and not only. This new beta introduces improvements
in all its components, such as Karbon, Krita, KPlato, KChart,
KPresenter, KSpread, KWord, the KOffice libraries, and plug-ins. It
also repairs many of the issues related to the non-translatable
strings, and improves the layout of many dockers.
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Resource: Submitted by
dpharbison on Tue, 2008-11-18 17:36.
The OASIS ODF Adoption TC and the new OASIS ODF Interoperability and Conformance TC met informally at the OpenOffice.org 2008 conference in Beijing, on November 6, 2008 for an all day workshop.
Attached here are (3) of the presentations delivered during the workshop.
1) Lost in Translation by Rob Weir, IBM
2) OpenFormula by Rob Weir, IBM
3) ODF/UOF Interoperability by Cheng Ling, Red Flag China 2000
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News: Submitted by
carolgeyer on Tue, 2008-11-18 14:26.
International Business Machines Corp., working to win
users away from Microsoft Corp.'s Office programs, adapted its free
word processing and document software for use with Apple Inc.'s
Macintosh and the Linux operating system. IBM's Lotus Symphony program, released in May, is now
available for the Mac and a version of Linux called Ubuntu, Armonk, New
York-based IBM said today in a statement. The software can create
documents, spreadsheets and presentations.
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