[us-marketing] European IT authorities want better OOXML in Libre/OpenOffice

"Daniel A. Rodriguez" <daniel.armando.rodriguez -AT- gmail.com>
Thu, 15 Dec 2011 09:11:17 -0300

H-Online has published[1] such article, what do you think about?

[1] 
http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/European-IT-authorities-want-better-OOXML-in-Libre-OpenOffice-1395595.html



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[us-marketing] European IT authorities want better OOXML in Libre/OpenOffice · Daniel A. Rodriguez
- Re: [us-marketing] European IT authorities want better OOXML in Libre/OpenOffice · C. Olofson
- Re: [us-marketing] European IT authorities want better OOXML in Libre/OpenOffice · webmaster for Kracked Press Productions
  - Re: [us-marketing] European IT authorities want better OOXML in Libre/OpenOffice · Italo Vignoli
  - Re: [us-marketing] European IT authorities want better OOXML in Libre/OpenOffice · Georges Rodier
    - Re: [us-marketing] European IT authorities want better OOXML in Libre/OpenOffice · webmaster for Kracked Press Productions

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