Niall Walsh wrote:
>> There's nothing to suggest the XML format/dtd will actually be
> meaningful as all MS cares about is that their programs can re-interpret
> them. Also don't forget MS love of DRM so you can possibly expect that
> all files will be encrypted, possibly so they are only readable by the
> correct MS programs (sales pitch "ensures your files cannot be corrupted
> by malicious programs so no virus could change random digits in your
> spreadsheets"). This could lead to the above "file" becoming:
>> <827636
> 72653="748392652932897562702983776567657892983267367475632800984758628654672508268769898647697853872891">
Typical of Microsoft, invalid XML.
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