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OpenDoc
An earlier object-oriented compound document and component architecture. Documents and images could be embedded within or linked to documents set up as containers. OpenDoc was a superset of OLE, and OLE objects could be placed into OpenDoc documents and behave like OLE objects. OpenDoc components (Live Objects) were CORBA compliant and could be called up on a remote computer.

OpenDoc was governed by Component Integration Labs (CI Labs), a vendor consortium in Sunnyvale, CA. In June 1997, CI Labs dissolved, and OpenDoc became history. See also OpenDocument.
(operating system)OpenDoc - A compound document architecture from CIL based on CORBA. It aims to enable embedding of features from different application programs into a single working document.


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Winer's partly tongue-in-cheek list included commissioning an inspirational company song, firing board members who don't use Macintoshes, and dumping OpenDoc development.
Doesn't OpenDoc provide much of the same component architecture, but through a more open environment?
7, 1997--A team of charter OpenDoc developers today introduced Component Essentials, a collaborative effort to package and deliver interoperable productivity software as a single, compact suite.
 
 
 
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