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Re: Microsoft on XML

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• Subject: Re: Microsoft on XML
• From: "Nada Reinprecht" <Nada_Reinprecht@n...>
• Date: Thu, 14 Nov 2002 15:58:54 +1000
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Pam,

It would be interesting to know if Microsoft in their recent version of
Office (Office XP ) provides tools for conversion to/from XML.

Nada Reinprecht
Information Services: Better Solutions for a Better Market
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I thought you all would be interested in part of an email letter about XML
from Steve Ballmer of Microsoft.


"...  Today we recognize that our decisions have an impact on many other
technology companies. We have an important leadership role to play in our
industry, and we must play by new rules - both legally and as determined by
industry trends. (new paragraph) For example, we recognize that we need to
support industry cooperation in new and creative ways, as we're doing in
the development of standards based on eXtensible Markup Language, or XML.
The entire industry has embraced XML as the universal way for computers to
talk to each other in a much richer way across the World Wide Web. Today
companies like Microsoft and IBM collaborate on enhancing XML-based
standards while at the same time competing to make innovative, easy-to-use
software that helps customers take advantage of the power of XML.  ..."





I signed up for the "occasional emails from me [Steve Ballmer], Bill Gates
and other Microsoft executives on important technology and public-policy
topics". (No I don't know where to go to sign up for the e-mails.)  Posting
this snippit was for informational purposes ABOUT XML only.  I do NOT
intend to start a huge dialog about Microsoft, their marketing, and whether
they are telling the truth or not.  If you want to see the whole letter
then email me off-list in the next day and I'll forward a copy to you.  The
part I copied is the only part dealing with XML.


Pam Ammond


Empowering You!


website: http://www.empoweringyou.com


Please check out the "Wow! Look At Windows XP" book I wrote at
http://www.windowsxpbook.com





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