But if you want to see how you can view a file in the open document format
(please! not libreoffice or openoffice format) then you can check out
http://www.webodf.org/. WebODF is a package of JavaScript routines that
unpacks the zip store and transforms the odf styles to css and then shows the
document using the browser renderer. It's very efficient.
So far it's mostly for viewing, but editing featues are being added.
Can you say what - if any - implications there are for WebODF and HTML 5?
Will HTML5 make it easier or harder to develop ODF web editing? Or
will it make no difference? Do you see any implications for the
development of ODF and HTML5 which would make a more powerful
combination?
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