In addition to standard file formats, Office, Office 2013, the next office software Microsoft will support OpenXML formats such as, PDF and ODF 1.2.z
Microsoft has announced that Office 2013 will support the file formats Strict Open XML and ODF 1.2 (Open Document Format). Regarding the OOXML, Microsoft finally catches the delay with respect to previous versions of Office, including saving files in this format was impossible. With ODF 1.2, it will be finally recognized and supported by Office 2013.
In addition to these two formats that will eventually be compatible with Office 2013, will be offered to new PDF, while the two previous versions. It was only possible to save as PDF, the new Office will open PDF files via a new option called "PDF Reflow", but also the opportunity to work on the file.
Finally, for Microsoft, it is more an adaptation to the evolution and diversity of formats and file extensions, according to the publisher, it is now possible to work on the files and save them as any format in the next Office.
Microsoft has announced that Office 2013 will support the file formats Strict Open XML and ODF 1.2 (Open Document Format). Regarding the OOXML, Microsoft finally catches the delay with respect to previous versions of Office, including saving files in this format was impossible. With ODF 1.2, it will be finally recognized and supported by Office 2013.
In addition to these two formats that will eventually be compatible with Office 2013, will be offered to new PDF, while the two previous versions. It was only possible to save as PDF, the new Office will open PDF files via a new option called "PDF Reflow", but also the opportunity to work on the file.
Finally, for Microsoft, it is more an adaptation to the evolution and diversity of formats and file extensions, according to the publisher, it is now possible to work on the files and save them as any format in the next Office.