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Democratizing DITA, DITA Exchange, and Danish Beer: 20 Questions with Steffen Frederiksen of Content Technologies
17 June 08 05:13 PM | john.mullinax | 4 Comments   

Content Technologies presented at the Content Management Strategies conference in Santa Clara, California, this past April on their DITA Exchange product.  Being a DITA XML authoring, collaboration, and publication management solution built on MOSS Read More...

Filed under: Office, .NET 3.5, OBA, OXML, DITA, Structured Content Authoring

Brian Jones: Open XML Formats
02 April 08 09:38 PM | john.mullinax | 1 Comments   

In case you missed it, ISO has approved Open XML as a standard.  Brian Jones has more here .   What does this mean?  Well, among other things it means that the next version of Office ("Office 14" is the inspiring code name) Read More...

Filed under: Microsoft, Office, OXML, ISO

The point of ISO standardization of Office file formats...
13 March 08 10:52 PM | john.mullinax | 1 Comments   

Most of the debate around ISO standardization of Open Office XML file formats -- the native file format of Office 2007 -- is terribly acrimonious and FUD-filled.  For a different and interesting take on the debate, see here .  Why interesting?  Read More...

Filed under: Office, OXML, ISO