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Dear  All:
                   It is necessary for all online office interoperability
with each other. Do you think so ?
            What I want to do,is not to design a product for my own
company. I just want to , between all online office websites, it can send
documents quickly. Such as ,Google Docs can send documents to Microsoft
Office 365 quickly,  and directly . But now , Google Docs can only send
documents using email (SMTP) to Hotmail.    So i think HTTP(SPDY) is better
than SMTP  for transfer online office documents  ?  So we  should suggest
,IBM Docs and Office 365 ,Acobat.com  use the same protocol.
    The second thing I want to do ,all online office interoperability .
 your know , for native office, an Microsoft Office 2010 document  should
be open and reedit by an Openoffice.org user , it means native office
interoperability.    Then for the cloud office, it also need
interoperability.
   So let us do this thing together!As I know ,you are great man and
warmhearted!  ?This thing is charitable.Thanks !
    Please see more details in my email attachments! or via a web site:
http://online-office-interoperability.blogspot.com/
   Best Regards!

Zhun Guo
Shanghai Biaoma IT Co.
www.mabaoo.com

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