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Re: OASIS OpenDocument: Conformance & Interoperability

  • 1.  Re: OASIS OpenDocument: Conformance & Interoperability

    Posted 03-04-2005 19:16 
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    Subject: Re: OASIS OpenDocument: Conformance & Interoperability
    







    



    



Hi all,

    
I did have a chance to chat with Andy Moir.  He's working on developing
a "Conformance & Interoperability" model for OASIS.  His effort
seemingly includes many if not most of  the issues involved with our
"Logo & Compliance" concerns.

    
Andy has asked to join our Monday Conference Call to explain his
approach to developing a model that would apply to the broad spectrum
of TC efforts.  He also wants to discuss our Logo & Compliance
concerns in that larger context.  Is it possible to get Andy on the
Monday Agenda?  (March 07, 2005)    If the TC can agree to this i'll
send Andy the Conference Call information he needs to join us.

    
Regarding the ORACLE request for modifications that enable them to
implement OpenDocument as a replacement for .pdf, I will be meeting
    
with Yves Perrenoud today, (Friday March 04).  Yves is the lead on the
ORACLE Collaboration Suite project.  Hopefully i can convince him to
submit a requirements statement.  Maybe even join the TC :)

    
Thanks for the consideration,
    
~ge~
    
    

    
  
    
    
    
      
     
    
      
    
      
    Andy Moir
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