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Friday, December 12, 2003

Using OpenOffice Draw to author RDF

See, this is a perfect candidate for a "blogmark"... nothing much to say except "seems neat", and "Open Office rules". Anyway, via Martin, Using OpenOffice Draw to author RDF.

I'll say this: OpenOffice's open-stardard XML file formats are a huge boon for unintended uses just like this. I'll also mention that the code he used for this is written in Python, and OpenOffice also happens to have great scriptability with Python. Python looks more attractive all the time.

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