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eWeek: Microsoft’s Open XML Format Advances in ISO

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“Microsoft’s Office Open XML format moved a step closer to
becoming an ISO standard on April 2, when it was opened up for five
months of technical review and balloting, which ends Sept. 2.

“This is the latest in a string of developments over the past
four months, which started when the Office Open XML format was
approved as an Ecma standard last December…”

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