I'm still behind in getting together a document on the changes I've
proposed to genericode, but I wanted to mention that I've been proposed as
chair of a subgroup of the ISO 20022 Technical Support Group (TSG) that
will initially be looking at how ISO 20022 code lists should be
published. Genericode is a format that a number of people have
recommended, but we have a requirement that the code list format needs to
be easily creatable and maintainable by non-technical members of ISO
working groups. What that means in practice is
* can't be using an XML editor;
* could be using MS Office, OpenOffice isn't an option (impossible to get
rolled out to people's desktops);
* could perhaps be a simple desktop app;
* could be Web based (forms of some kind?)
I just wondered if any one had any suggestions for what has worked for
them in practice. I know Ken has done import/export for OpenOffice, I
wasn't sure if anyone had done the same kind of thing already for MS
Office (to save me the trouble). Alternatively, anyone done anything with
online forms? Thanks,
Cheers, Tony.
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