- Apple's
earliest experiments with
open standards and
collaborative development methods with
other companies.
OpenDoc development was
transferred to the...
-
OpenDoc technology tried to
compete with OLE. Some of Microsoft's competitors[who?]
considered OpenDoc to be more
robust and
easier to use.
OpenDoc allowed...
-
technology called OpenDoc,
which allowed end
users to
compile an
application from
components offering features they
desired most. The
OpenDoc consortium included...
-
thing required was
integration with
OpenDoc,
which necessitated a m****ive
restructuring of the program.
OpenDoc was
designed to
tackle a lot of the same...
-
development and
consulting company specialising in
OpenDoc development, 6prime, with
another OpenDoc technical lead Eric Soldan,
however in 1997, Aladdin...
- plan, a
floor plan
Open Do****ent
Architecture (ODA), do****ent
interchange format (CCITT T.411-T.424,
equivalent to ISO 8613)
OpenDoc, an
abandoned multi-platform...
-
Apple in
early 1997. CEO Gil
Amelio cancelled both
Network Server and
OpenDoc in the same
meeting as it was
determined that they were low priorities...
-
Cyberdog was an
OpenDoc-based
Internet suite of applications,
developed by
Apple Computer for the Mac OS line of
operating systems. It was introduced...
-
especially with its lack of
OpenDoc support. Even in public,
Apple was
questioning "how we can fit
Bedrock into the
OpenDoc environment". In late January...
- side
projects was
OpenDoc.
Apple wanted to
implement a new do****ent architecture. In
OpenDoc, a user
could write do****ents
using an
open-ended collection...
