Thursday		March 20	2003
9:00	Welcome, Dr. Stefan Gradmann
9:15	The Global Importance of OpenOffice.org, Miguel de Icaza
10:00	Curtis Sasaki
10:45	Break

11:30	OpenOffice.org Software Development Kit (SDK) - For own solutions and products based on OpenOffice.org and Java Jürgen Schmidt	XML For The Masses - An Open Office XML File Format Michael Brauer	Marketing OpenOffice.org in Your Country Nick Richards

12:30	The new development process - How Child Work Spaces will improve the developer experience and quality Erwin Tenhumberg	Integration of StarOffice / OpenOffice.org with Tamino Robert Diawara	Migrating from Microsoft Office to Openoffice.org/StarOffice Frank Gamerdinger
13:15	Lunch

14:00	The Glow Project - an outlook for OpenOffice.org Groupware Colm Smyth	OpenOffice.org as an Authoring Tool in the FIGARO Project Dr. Wiebke Oeltjen	Where do we go from here? The future of OpenOffice.org Louis Suarez-Potts

15:00	Scripting OpenOffice.org in your language of choice John Rice	1dok.org - a new view on digital documents Bernd Schuster	"What is the difference between OpenOffice.org and StarOffice?" Erwin Tenhumberg
15:45	Break

16:15	Web-based Distributed Localization of OpenOffice.org János Noll	Save as XDiML (DissertationMarkupLanguage), Writing and Converting digital Theses and Dissertations using OpenOffice.org Sabine Henneberger, Matthias Schulz, Jakob Voss	OpenOffice Instituted By Computer Engineering Technology School John McLafferty

17:15	Packaging OpenOffice.org Chris Halls	Automated Format Transformation for Courseware Lutz Finsterle, Martin Rotard	Analysis of the OpenOffice.org User and Developer Survey Results Sam Hiser, Erwin Tenhumberg, Cristian Driga

18:30	BOF: Development Roadmap and "How to get your Contribution in" Jörg Heilig, Martin Hollmichel	BOF: Document Management System using OpenOffice.org Marten Feldtmann	BOF: StarOffice4Kids Oliver Hopt

19:30	BOF: A new Toolkit/Canvas for OpenOffice.org Thorsten Behrens	BOF: Legal Validity of Open Source licenses in Germany and Europe Dr. Axel Metzger	BOF: Struggling with a C++-based component architecture Stephan Bergmann

	Additional BOFs
	BOF: Native language project knowledge exchange Claus Sørensen, Sophie Gautier, Simon Brouwer, 18:30, Room G
	BOF: Towards more Interactive Presentations with OpenOffice.org Michael Reinsch, Cora Burger, 19:30, Room G
	BOF: Hands-On L10N Development and Porting Nils Fuhrmann, Martin Hollmichel, Janos Noll, 19:30, Hacker's Room

	Submitted Papers
	Paper: Internationalization & Localization Of OpenOffice.org - The Indian Perspective Bhupesh Koli, Shikha G Pillai

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