Showing posts with label ooxml. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ooxml. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Please Avoid Sending Me Word or Excel or PowerPoint Files Attachments



Please Avoid Sending Me Word or Excel or PowerPoint Files Attachments

The document thats you write in Excel, Access, and Power Point files, you have sent as email attachment in email, is not an Internet mail format. It is a proprietary format that is unreadable on several types of computers, including those used by visually-impaired readers and older computers used in foreign countries.

In most cases, the size of the file is substantially larger than a plain-text file containing the same information. (Even if it LOOKS like plain-text to you, chances are it is not, and contains a considerable amount of unnecessary formatting codes, printer information, etc.)

In addition, Word documents are often infected with viruses. Excel, Access, and Power Point files are also vulnerable to infection.

Please “Save As” DOS Text, HTML or Portable Document Format (PDF) and send the resulting file as an attachment. Another option is to simply type your message directly into mail then you won't need to use an attachment at all.

In the highly unlikely event that your document cannot be converted to an open, non-proprietary format, consider posting it on a web page, and sending e-mail with the URL which points to the file.

Thank you.

ps. Please forward to your friends.

Please avoid sending me Word or PowerPoint attachments. A Response Letter to the Word Attachments In Email.


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Monday, August 20, 2007

Say "NO" to Microsoft OOXML

Say "NO" to Microsoft OOXML

English
http://www.noooxml.org/petition

Malaysians, say "NO" to OOXML by signing the online petition at: http://www.noooxml.org/petition

It's less than 2 weeks to the ISO deadline for country National Bodies to vote their approval or disaaproval to Microsoft's OOXML as an ISO international standard.

Malaysia's DSM/SIRIM will likely submit our vote on 20 August 2007 before the long weekend. The SIRIM committee will have a meeting on Monday, 27 August to decide the vote.

If you have not yet signed, or not yet encouraged your friends, colleagues, partners, etc., to sign the petition, please do so now.

We will compile the Malaysian signatories on Thursday, 23 August and send to SIRIM on Friday, 24 August.

The last count and list of Malaysian signatories are found here: http://hasansaidin.typepad.com/openmalaysia/malaysia_noooxml.html

The Bahasa Malaysia version is here: http://www.noooxml.org/petition-my