- #Spreadsheet examples ibm lotus symphony for mac os x#
- #Spreadsheet examples ibm lotus symphony for mac#
Symphony is part of IBM's Open Collaboration Client Solution which also includes Lotus Notes e-mail and Lotus Sametime instant messaging client software. Developers can add capabilities to Symphony using Eclipse-based plug-ins. IBM said building Symphony entirely on the ODF 1.2 and OpenOffice 3.0 code bases would provide "seamless interoperability" with Microsoft Office 2007 file formats and support for Visual Basic macros in 2009.
#Spreadsheet examples ibm lotus symphony for mac#
"Support for Mac and Ubuntu are good examples of IBM's long-term commitment to the open source community, and to critical standards like the Open Document format," Karasick said in a statement. IBM said support for the two operating platforms have been among the top requests from the Symphony user community. IBM announced that the version for Ubuntu 8.0.4 Linux is now generally available. It will initially be available in English with other languages to follow as the software gets closer to general availability.
#Spreadsheet examples ibm lotus symphony for mac os x#
The beta version of Symphony for Mac OS X marks the first time the software has been available for Apple computers.
Symphony includes document, spreadsheet and presentation applications.
More than 3 million copies of Symphony, which debuted in September 2007 as a public beta, have been downloaded worldwide in 28 languages, IBM said. IBM also unveiled a roadmap for Symphony for 2009 that includes developing the application set entirely on the OpenDocument Format 1.2 and OpenOffice 3.0 code base and adding more than 60 new features to the software.
IBM announced the expanded platform support this week at the Conference in Beijing in a keynote speech by Michael Karasick, director of IBM Lotus China Development Labs.
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