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As we previously observed, .odt documents are stored in ZIP format. It is possible to store the document as a single XML file. It is also possible to store the document as several subdocuments, each with a different document root that represents a particular aspect of the document, such as, content or style.

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  • Avg rating: (+0/-0 0)schestowitz
    schestowitz
    Jan. 14, 2007, 3:39 a.m.

    For contrast see this:

    How to hire Guillaume Portes

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    | This is a running criticism I have of Microsoft's Office Open XML

    | (OOXML). It has been narrowly crafted to accommodate a single

    | vendor's applications. Its extreme length (over 6,000 pages)

    | stems from it having detailed every detail of MS Office in an

    | inextensible, inflexible manner. This is not a specification;

    | this is a DNA sequence. For example, take this part of the

    | OOXML "Standard":

    |

    | 2.15.3.6 autoSpaceLikeWord95 (Emulate Word 95 Full-Width

    | Character Spacing)

    |

    | This element specifies that applications shall emulate the

    | behavior of a previously existing word processing application

    | (Microsoft Word 95) when determining the spacing between full-width

    | East Asian characters in a document's content.

    |

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