Zend\OfficeOpen is a simple component that can read and write ISO/IEC 29500 Office Open XML File Formats.
This include: spreadsheets, wordprocessing and presentation documents.
Supporting of this standard (ISO/IEC 29500)
Microsoft Office, since version 2010 (2007 got the old standard ECMA-376)
<p>I researched now around the different standards.</p>
<p>Options to continue the work are:<br />
1) Implementing the <strong>ISO/IEC 29500</strong>, would be supported by a lot of office systems (see above in overview section), but * not so MS office 2007*<br />
2) Implementing the <strong>ECMA-376</strong>, would also be supported by a lot of office systems and what is more important: by MS office 2007/2010<br />
3) Implementing the ISO/IEC 29500, and implementing later "wrapper" classes to convert/read "ECMA-376" files</p>
<p>What are all of you thinking is better</p>
<p><strong>Vote for option 3)</strong><br />
With option 1), it's not possible to read the current 2007 documents properly.</p>
2 Comments
comments.show.hideFeb 15, 2011
Martin Keckeis
<p>I researched now around the different standards.</p>
<p>Options to continue the work are:<br />
1) Implementing the <strong>ISO/IEC 29500</strong>, would be supported by a lot of office systems (see above in overview section), but * not so MS office 2007*<br />
2) Implementing the <strong>ECMA-376</strong>, would also be supported by a lot of office systems and what is more important: by MS office 2007/2010<br />
3) Implementing the ISO/IEC 29500, and implementing later "wrapper" classes to convert/read "ECMA-376" files</p>
<p>What are all of you thinking is better</p>
<p><strong>Vote for option 3)</strong><br />
With option 1), it's not possible to read the current 2007 documents properly.</p>
May 13, 2011
Muhammad Hussein Fattahizadeh
<p>What a bout UTF-8 and Right to left languages ?</p>