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Hypertex: /* Relationship to OOXML */

2010-04-13T21:36:46Z

‎Relationship to OOXML

Hypertex: /* Relationship to OOXML */ expanded information about OOXML

2010-04-13T21:20:03Z

‎Relationship to OOXML: expanded information about OOXML

Hypertex: /* Container Format */

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‎Container Format

Kiddi at 20:57, 27 August 2009

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Joachim Metz at 15:20, 31 January 2009

2009-01-31T15:20:39Z

Joachim Metz: DOCX moved to Word Document (DOCX)

2009-01-31T15:20:20Z

DOCX moved to Word Document (DOCX)

.FUF at 17:57, 8 December 2008

2008-12-08T17:57:39Z

.FUF: Link to 2009.IEEE.DOCX.pdf

2008-12-08T17:51:54Z

Link to 2009.IEEE.DOCX.pdf

.FUF at 20:00, 7 November 2008

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Matthew Holloway at 21:51, 28 October 2008

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 = Relationship to OOXML =
-Office Open XML is an open XML standard developed by Microsoft for word processing documents, spreadsheets, presentations and charts. The OOXML standard was submitted to the ISO for approval.  After initially being rejected over technical concerns, the ISO approved a modified version as ISO/IEC 29500:2008. Microsoft intended to use the OOXML standard for its Office suite. However, Office does not support the standard that the ISO approved, it only supports the standard that was originally [http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/news/2010/04/iso-ooxml-convener-microsofts-format-heading-for-failure.ars rejected] by the ISO.  As of Office 2010, Microsoft has still not brought its software into compliance with the standard.
+Office Open XML is an open XML standard developed by Microsoft for word processing documents, spreadsheets, presentations and charts. The OOXML standard was submitted to the ISO for approval.  After initially being rejected over technical concerns, the ISO approved a modified version as ISO/IEC 29500:2008. Microsoft intended to use the OOXML standard for its Office suite. However, Office does not support the standard that the ISO approved, it only supports the standard that was originally rejected by the ISO[http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/news/2010/04/iso-ooxml-convener-microsofts-format-heading-for-failure.ars]. As of Office 2010, Microsoft has still not brought its software into compliance with the standard.
 For most purposes OOXML may be considered a subset of DOCX (DOCX contains additional features, like OLE serialization).

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	= Relationship to OOXML =		= Relationship to OOXML =
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		+	Office Open XML is an open XML standard developed by Microsoft for word processing documents, spreadsheets, presentations and charts. The OOXML standard was submitted to the ISO for approval. After initially being rejected over technical concerns, the ISO approved a modified version as ISO/IEC 29500:2008. Microsoft intended to use the OOXML standard for its Office suite. However, Office does not support the standard that the ISO approved, it only supports the standard that was originally [http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/news/2010/04/iso-ooxml-convener-microsofts-format-heading-for-failure.ars rejected] by the ISO. As of Office 2010, Microsoft has still not brought its software into compliance with the standard.

	For most purposes OOXML may be considered a subset of DOCX (DOCX contains additional features, like OLE serialization).		For most purposes OOXML may be considered a subset of DOCX (DOCX contains additional features, like OLE serialization).

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 = Container Format =
-DOCX is written in an OpenXML format, which consists of a [[ZIP archive]] file containing [[XML]] and binaries. Content can be analysed without modification by unzipping the file (e.g. in WinZIP) and analysing the contents of the archive.
+DOCX is written in an XML format, which consists of a [[ZIP archive]] file containing [[XML]] and binaries. Content can be analysed without modification by unzipping the file (e.g. in WinZIP) and analysing the contents of the archive.
 The file _rels/.rels contains information about the structure of the document.  It contains paths to the metadata information as well as the main XML document that contains the content of the document itself.

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 DOCX is the file format for Microsoft Office 2007 and later.
 DOCX should not be confused with [[DOC]], the format used by earlier versions of Microsoft Office.
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 = Container Format =
-DOCX consists of a [[ZIP archive]] file containing [[XML]] and binaries. Content can be analysed without modification by unzipping the file (e.g. in WinZIP) and analysing the contents of the archive.
+DOCX is written in an OpenXML format, which consists of a [[ZIP archive]] file containing [[XML]] and binaries. Content can be analysed without modification by unzipping the file (e.g. in WinZIP) and analysing the contents of the archive.
 = Relationship to OOXML =
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 = External Links =
 * [http://www.simson.net/clips/academic/2009.IEEE.DOCX.pdf The new XML Office Document Files: Implications For Forensics], [[Simson L. Garfinkel]] and James Migletz
 [[Category:File Formats]]

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 = Container Format =
-DOCX consists of a [[ZIP]] file containing [[XML]] and binaries. Content can be analysed without modification by unzipping the file (e.g. in WinZIP) and analysing the contents of the archive.
+DOCX consists of a [[ZIP archive]] file containing [[XML]] and binaries. Content can be analysed without modification by unzipping the file (e.g. in WinZIP) and analysing the contents of the archive.
 = Relationship to OOXML =

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	Documentation on OOXML may provide a guide to analysing a DOCX file.		Documentation on OOXML may provide a guide to analysing a DOCX file.

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		+	* [http://www.simson.net/clips/academic/2009.IEEE.DOCX.pdf The new XML Office Document Files:. Implications For Forensics], [[Simson L. Garfinkel]] and James Migletz

	[[Category:File Formats]]		[[Category:File Formats]]

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	Documentation on OOXML may provide a guide to analysing a DOCX file.		Documentation on OOXML may provide a guide to analysing a DOCX file.
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