On 17/03/2014, Italo Vignoli <italo.vignoli@gmail.com> wrote:
Nothing happens when XML tags are ignored, to systems which are not
supporting the ODF 1.2 Extended document format. This is the reason why
we can suggest to use ODF 1.2 Extended as the preferred format, because
backward compatibility is maintained.
Thanks to the odf implementor notes web page, how can this claim be
true when these LO "features" break odf validation?
Somewhere in the wiki there is a list of the extended features, but
please remember that we are speaking of a document format and not of
software features. So, most of the new LibreOffice features do not
impact the document format.
If LO "feature" (most likely designed to provide some sort of
"compatibility" with m$) prevent odf validation, the document format
must be impacted. Or is this a false conclusion?
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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: LO compatibility · Tanstaafl
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