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Microsoft Open Specification Promise

The Microsoft Open Specification Promise (or OSP), is an irrevocable promise by Microsoft, published in September 2006, to not assert legal rights over certain Microsoft patents on implementations of an included list of technologies.


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Open standardInk Serialized FormatMono (software)Personal Storage TableWindows Virtual PCTabular Data StreamSender IDMicrosoft UI AutomationDocument file formatMicrosoft Office 2007Open XML Paper SpecificationInternet ExplorerEuropean Union Microsoft competition caseUSB mass-storage device classStandardization of Office Open XMLScalable Vector Graphics.NET FrameworkVisual Basic for ApplicationsCloud computingComparison of the Java and .NET platforms


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