Essentials of the Open Packaging Conventions (Office Talk Column)

Posted: Apr/20/2010 By: nikhil Points:15 Category: .NET - ADO.Net Views:50 Vote Up (0) Vote Down (0)

Eric White reviews the structure and underlying architecture of the Open Packaging Conventions. He compares the different approaches to working with the Open Packaging Conventions and the Open XML Formats.

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