Microsoft Corp. announced yesterday, as expected, that it will add support for the ODF and PDF file formats to Office — a change of heart that won the software vendor some words of praise from rivals ...

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Don’t you just want to roll your eyes? True, it is a good thing that Microsoft is finally adding support for ODF and Adobe PDF to its Office suite. At least, that’s the news the company is expected to ...

Support for ODF and PDF will be included through Microsoft Office Service Pack 2, expected to be out in the first half of 2009 Microsoft is finally adding support for ODF (OpenDocument Format for ...

The really short version of this announcement is that Office is going to support ODF, PDF, and XPS in the product directly and Microsoft engineers are going to join the OASIS working group on ODF, ...

In an interview conducted by news.com's Ina Fried, Steve Sinofsky, the Microsoft senior vice president in charge of Office, noted that his company had received 120,000 user requests for PDF support, ...

Microsoft is finally adding support for ODF (Open Document Format for XML) and Adobe PDF (Portable Document Format) to its Office productivity suite, the company is expected to announce late Wednesday ...