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دوشنبه 19 شهریور 1386, 18:36 عصر
http://www.linux.com/feature/119101
IBM has assigned 35 developers from its Chinese development center to work exclusively on OpenOffice.org. Over time they'll contribute code to enhance the usability, and accessibility features, and overall quality of OpenOffice.org. The process will start with IBM chipping in code it has been working on as part of its Lotus Notes product, including the iAccessible2 accessibility tool.
The announcement comes a few days after Microsoft's Office Open XML (OOXML) format failed to achieve the required number of votes for approval during the five month ballot period.
IBM has assigned 35 developers from its Chinese development center to work exclusively on OpenOffice.org. Over time they'll contribute code to enhance the usability, and accessibility features, and overall quality of OpenOffice.org. The process will start with IBM chipping in code it has been working on as part of its Lotus Notes product, including the iAccessible2 accessibility tool.
The announcement comes a few days after Microsoft's Office Open XML (OOXML) format failed to achieve the required number of votes for approval during the five month ballot period.