OOXML Specification
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An OOXML Specification is a file format specification that defines the structure and elements of Office Open XML documents.
- Context:
- It can typically include OOXML Legacy Compatibility Elements like OOXML lineWrapLikeWord6.
- It can often feature OOXML Excessive Optional Elements complicating OOXML implementation.
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- It can range from being a Concise OOXML Specification Section to being a Verbose OOXML Specification Section, depending on its OOXML element count.
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- It can reinvent OOXML Existing Standards rather than referencing them.
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- Example(s):
- Counter-Example(s):
- ODF Specifications, which reference OOXML alternative standards concisely.
- JSON Specifications, lacking OOXML office-specific elements.
- See: OOXML Format, OOXML Security Flaw, File Format Specification.