Working Draft for eDTD

To create a working draft for eDTD, you will require a tool compatible with PKZIP archive, a system to view Microsoft Word documents (detailed below), and a system that is compatible.

Working Draft for eDTD

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eDTD.ZIP 35 kilobytes Archive of eDTD specification and XML sample files.

INSTRUCTIONS

Seqn ACTION EXPLANATION
1 Either mouse “left click”, or mouse “right click” the link to the eDTD.ZIP file to open or save it to your computer, or Tab to the link and press enter. The file is in ZIP format. If you do not have a ZIP extractor, you can download the software required (see below – item 4).
2 Extract ZIP file into the same sub-directory. ZIP Archive contains several files.
3  To download PKZIP utility to UNPACK ZIP archive follow link and then install as directed.  If you do not have a PKZIP utility, install shareware version from the PKWare’s site.
 

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To download the Microsoft Word Document Viewer, follow link and then install as directed.

 If you do not have Microsoft Word viewer installed on your PC download the latest viewer from Microsoft

16 Comments

  1. Liliana Bowers

    “Who needs another draft for eDTD? I’m still trying to figure out the last one!”

  2. Monroe

    Who needs eDTD when we have good old-fashioned pen and paper? #oldschool #notebookforever

  3. Camille Tate

    “OMG did you guys see this article about the Working Draft for eDTD? It’s mind-boggling! 🤯”

    • Khloe Burch

      I can’t believe you’re so impressed by that article. It’s just another overhyped tech piece. Get real, there are more important things in life than a draft for some fancy acronym.

  4. Alessandra Neal

    Who even came up with this Working Draft for eDTD? Sounds like a load of gibberish to me!

  5. Nellie Webb

    OMG, did anyone read that article on the “Working Draft for eDTD”? It’s like alphabet soup, so confusing! 😫

  6. Saul Bryant

    “Wait, is the Working Draft for eDTD actually going to make our lives easier? 🤔”

  7. Nia

    “Wow, just read the Working Draft for eDTD. Mind-blowing innovation or just unnecessary complexity? What do you guys think?”

    • Lina Padilla

      I have to say, I lean towards unnecessary complexity. Why fix what ain’t broken? eDTD seems like a convoluted solution in search of a problem. But hey, innovation is subjective, right?

  8. Alijah Juarez

    Wow, the “Working Draft for eDTD” is a game-changer! Can’t wait to see the final version.

  9. Jazmin

    “Wow, this Working Draft for eDTD sounds like a game-changer! Can’t wait for its implementation!”

  10. Leanna Ortiz

    “Wow, this working draft for eDTD is mind-blowing! Can’t wait to see it in action!”

    • Ariella

      I hate to burst your bubble, but I found the eDTD working draft to be underwhelming. It lacks innovation and fails to address key issues. I have my doubts about its actual impact.

  11. Armando

    “Wow, the Working Draft for eDTD sounds like a game-changer! Can’t wait to see it in action!”

  12. Salvatore Beltran

    Wow, the Working Draft for eDTD is gonna revolutionize the way we do things! Can’t wait to try it out.

  13. Mylah

    Who even comes up with these acronyms? Can’t they make it simpler?

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