Microsoft's file format perestroika
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They have to document all the parts of the ODF standard that their implementation doesn't have....and all the extra MS ODF only features that it does have.....and all the features they implement differently than the standard....
Exactly.
I looked in a hackers dictionary somewhere, it said,
"Microsoft" verb, to obfuscate. He Microsofted the file format to make everyone else incompatible.
"Microsoft" verb, to obfuscate. He Microsofted the file format to make everyone else incompatible.
Actually according to the Wiktionary defn at http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Microsoftify , it's best termed Microsoftify
Quoting:Microsoftify Definition from Wiktionary, a free dictionary * 1 English o 1.1 Etymology o 1.2 Verb + 1.2.1 Synonyms EnglishThat second definition here draws the analogy of Microsoft to the Star Trek Borg, e.g., 'The Borg Collective' at http://www.startrek-voyager.info/j.html
Etymology
Microsoft + -ify
Verb to Microsoftify
1. (Can we verify(+) this sense?) (transitive, slang) To load with Microsoft programs. 2. To assimilate into a Microsoft framework.
Synonyms * (load with Microsoft programs): microsoft, Microsoft
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If their ODF support is any good at all, it is already well document because ODF itself is documented.