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Lotus Quickr 8 & OpenXML

According to the User's Guide for Lotus Quickr, Version 8.0 :-

Using the Windows version of Internet Explorer, you can import the following:

  • A file with the extension .HTML or .HTM
  • Microsoft(R) Office 2007 XML file formats *.docx , *.pptx, and *.xlsx
  • A Word 2000, Word XP, or Word 2003 file (a file with the extension .DOC), if Word is installed on your computer
  • A Microsoft PowerPoint 2000, PowerPoint XP, or PowerPoint 2003 file (a file with the extension .PPT), if PowerPoint is installed on your computer
  • A Microsoft Excel 2000, Excel XP, or Excel 2003 file (a file with the extension .XLS), if Excel is installed on your computer
  • Any file with the extension .GIF, .JPG, or .JPEG

Lotus Quickr creates a copy of the information you are importing and then inserts the copied information into the new document, leaving the original file unchanged.

I wonder how far behind write support can be? And if Quickr is a customised Domino server I'd imagine the code can be reused elsewhere too, maybe Notes 8 might have a surprise for us after all.

Posted: Aug 07 2007, 03:22 PM by Stephen McGibbon | with 4 comment(s)

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Jesper Lund Stocholm said:

But, but, but ... that cannot be true ... Microsoft is the only vendor capable of implementing OOXML! Some guy named "Rob" has been really picky about this :o)

On a more happy note - did you also notice that import of OOXML does not require Microsoft Office installed on the source PC? This is a crucial step away from the vendor lock-in we'd all like to move away from.

Also, this actually indicates that I was kindda right when I said on Brian Jones' blog, at IBM is likely to have implemented OOXML for their various products already.

blogs.msdn.com/.../back-from-vacation-with-good-news.aspx

# August 7, 2007 3:46 PM

OfficeRocker! said:

With the ballot resolution later this month, the temperature is high around the issues on Open XML. 

# February 6, 2008 11:20 AM

Noticias externas said:

With the ballot resolution later this month, the temperature is high around the issues on Open XML. 

# February 6, 2008 11:51 AM

Blog Team TechNet Italia said:

Technorati Tags: Microsoft , Office , OpenXML Mi è capitato di "passare" sul blog di Brian Jones , e

# February 7, 2008 8:22 PM