nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqk8dc8n2gp005xaguhmfu4j4u0gxrxqfmtghcd56k24n7pjps49ns2ke762 (nprofile…e762) can you explain why using the file format is strengthening Microsoft even if not using their product?
I've just understood it to be a practical decision since ooxml seems to be most widely used and support is mandatory to continue operation. I may miss some information here, but I've always thought a file format, even if proprietary, is just a decision regarding performance.
And you guys did a great job in keeping the file format usable in you product, so what's the problem?