Adam Moore wrote:
I'm sure Microsoft is going to hit back hard, looks like no Labor Day
vacation for some people. :) Daniel and whoever was in contact with them
might want to stay in contact with them over time. Maybe we can offer to do
some research for them on what software out there provides the OpenDocument
format. I know your not in MA anymore Daniel, but maybe you can e-mail him
and ask them if there is any way we can help them move forward afterwards.
On 9/1/05, Daniel Carrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
swhiser wrote:
News Coverage:
Let's not forget Groklaw :-)
http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=20050831202118904
This is awesome!
Cheers,
Daniel.
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Please read the MassGov document before lunging into a PR effort in
support of OpenOffice. The context of the report is that the State is
declaring policies to support certain specific XML standards in
DIFFERENT AREAS across its infrastructure, including office documents.
If you can add to the effort it's not in lobbying or "helping" in Mass;
it is in helping get the 50 other states to make a similar declaration.
Novell, IBM, Sun, possibly Microsoft, and others are already talking to
MassGov.
-Sam
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