OOXML may carry an ISO certificate, but only Office can be trusted to render it properly The Document Foundation TDF has criticized proprietary file formats and the lock in they create, with Microsoft ubiquitous Office formats drawing particular scrutiny. TDF would doubtless welcome a world where everyone used LibreOffice or another open equivalent, yet the reality is that Microsoft productivity tools still dominate the office software market. However that shouldnt be a problem. Files are...

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