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ALSO CALLED: Office Productivity Software, Business Application Suites, and Businessware
DEFINITION: OOXML (Office Open Extended Markup Language), also called Open XML, is a file format for documents, spreadsheets and presentations that is intended for use with the 2007 and later versions of the Microsoft Office suite. According to Microsoft, OOXML is freely available and can
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e-Chart Directory
sponsored by estWest
PRODUCT OVERVIEW: Posted: 19 Jul 2004 | Published: 17 Jul 2004
SUMMARY:e-Chart Directory provides intuitive wizards to create dynamically
generated HTML organizational charts. 
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Word for Law Firms: Legal Extensions for Microsoft Word
sponsored by Infoware
PRODUCT OVERVIEW: Posted: 22 Jan 2004 | Published: 01 Jan 2004
SUMMARY:Infoware's Word Extensions turn Microsoft Word from a general purpose word processor, into a precise tool that is specifically suited to the needs of your office.
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Document Assembly System: Provide Standardization and Consistency in the Documents You Produce
sponsored by Infoware
PRODUCT OVERVIEW: Posted: 22 Jan 2004 | Published: 01 Jan 2004
SUMMARY:With the Document Assembly System, documents can be generated using predetermined models with references to standard clauses or free form documents can be constructed on the fly.
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OFFICE APPLICATIONS SOFTWARE DEFINITION (continued): … be implemented by anyone using a recent version of Windows. The acronym OOXML is pronounced "oh-oh-XML". OOXML is the default format for Office 2007 when macros are not enabled. Compatibility packs allow use of OOXML with Office 97, 2000, 2003 and XP. Microsoft has released the beta of a converter intended to facilitate use of OOXML with Macintosh computers. Corel, Novell, Panergy, Datawatch, Gnumeric and several other vendors have …
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