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Open Document Format 1.2 Makes It As Latest ISO/IEC Standard

Written by Michael Larabel in Free Software on 19 July 2015 at 08:20 AM EDT. 1 Comment

The Document Foundation announced this week that ODF (Open Document Format) v1.2 has been published as an international standard by the ISO/IEC.

ODF 1.2 is the current native fiel format of LibreOffice. Outside of LibreOffice, ODF is supported by other programs and is also sought by a wide-range of organizations for ensuring document interoperability.

Details on ODF 1.2 as the 26300:2015 international standard can be found via The Document Foundation Blog.

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