Malaysian Govt Preliminary Decision to Accept Open Document Format (Self)

Posted on March 29, 2001 by lawhukukinet

Malaysias standards body SIRIM voted to propose ODF as a country standard, following the recognition in May by ISO of ODF as an international standard. After a public comment period that ends in October, Malaysias Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation is expected to formally endorse ODF by years end, recommending the format for use by the public sector.

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