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April 15, 2004 Microsoft's Office 2003 Open XML Schemas Extend Suite's Reachby Nate L. Root with Erica Driver, Laurie M. Orlov, Colin Teubner |
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Executive Summary
With the advent of Office 2003, Microsoft began releasing royalty-free XML schemas for Office document formats. Today, Visio joins Word, Excel, and InfoPath on the list of Office apps with quasi-public XML file formats. These newly opened schemas are a boon for Microsoft partners, firms with custom integration needs, and monopoly-averse markets, but are still a long way from what the open source community would call "open" standards.
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