Standards might filter into the office
K. Redington
redington at mac.com
Mon Jan 13 13:11:29 PST 2003
Just some food for thought.
It is great to see Apple and the Mac Browser community enforce and push
the beauty of open standards for the end user and developer. Apple and
others have stumbled onto the way to get open standards out there and
creating true competition in the market. I have never heard so many
people (end users) talk about open standards and easy application/OS
integration until this year. Technology foundations like Rendevous,
WebCore, XML, etc. are going to really change the Mac market, who knows
how it will start to change the PC market as a whole.
When OmniGroup integrates WebCore they will quickly narrow
functionality differences with the rest of their market, yet retain and
enhance what makes OW the best solution for many on this list. Look at
the .rtf base used in some apps on OS X including the easy export of
many of Omni's App docs to .rtf Just think at how quickly OS X is
growing due to the open standards that the web and networks embrace, I
personally think the productivity apps are finally going to start
growing in content and usefulness for a change.
Thanks, OmniGroup I look forward to seeing how you shape our future
"OmniWeb" and other Omni Apps.
Kevin Redington
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