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3. What Are They?

4. User’s see a single file MyDoc.docx Developer’s see a zip file with xml parts Document properties File container CommentsComments WordML/SpreadsheetML, etc. Custom-defined XML Images, video, sound StylesStyles ChartsCharts

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7. Old School Versus New School

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12. What It Is And What It’s Not?

15. System Support.Net 3.5 System.IO.Packaging Open XML Schemas Open XML File Format Base Level Reading/Writing Low Level DOM Packaging API Open XML File Format Higher Level Schema Level Validation Semantic Level Validation Helper Functions

16. System Support.Net 3.5 System.IO.Packaging Open XML Schemas Open XML File Format Base Level Reading/Writing Low Level DOM Packaging API Open XML File Format Higher Level Schema Level Validation Semantic Level Validation Helper Functions

17. System Support.Net 3.5 System.IO.Packaging Open XML Schemas Open XML File Format Base Level Reading/Writing Low Level DOM Packaging API Open XML File Format Higher Level Schema Level Validation Semantic Level Validation Helper Functions

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26. Use The Tools!

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34. Any Questions?

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