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IBM Symphony Developer Resources
Product: Submitted by dpharbison on Mon, 2008-06-23 19:38.
IBM® Lotus® Symphony™
is designed to leverage open technology and provide an easy development
and deployment environment. With support for Eclipse plug-in,
LotusScript® and Universal Network Objects
(UNO) component model, Lotus Symphony can be extended to integrate with
and enhance a wide range of applications from IBM and you. Leverage
Lotus Symphony in your business solution.
PHP support
Forum topic: Submitted by ehutch79 on Fri, 2008-06-20 17:00.
Not sure if this is the correct forrum, but here it goes.
A intranet site i developed for my company currently spits out excel files. however these files are unreadable by anything except excel. as we're mostly a mac shop, this is a bit of a problem. i'd love to support ods instead, but there is a complete lack of quality php class' that i can find on the web.
am i missing something, or are there none?
Getting Started with XForms in OpenOffice
News: Submitted by carolgeyer on Thu, 2008-06-19 15:10.
This article by Bryan Rasmussen gives a quick overview of how to design an OpenOffice form as an end-user, and provides the syntax for making an OpenOffice XForm match a required XML output format. The article assumes that readers have at least a simple knowledge of XML, XPath, and XML Schema. To follow along or use the downloadable code, you should have OpenOffice version 2.4 or higher installed.
Review: Symphony Sings As Office Clone
News: Submitted by dpharbison on Thu, 2008-06-19 11:28. Last updated on Thu, 2008-06-19 15:06.
After months of beta testing, IBM (NYSE:IBM) released Lotus Symphony 1, its free productivity suite, earlier this month. Based on an older version of OpenOffice.org (1.1.4, while the suite is currently up to 2.4.1), Lotus Symphony has a slicker interface, uncluttered menus, and a number of user accessibility options that make it a more attractive option than Open Office.
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