The sentence ‘A response remains assigned to the bookmark until a new response is entered’ makes no sense at all in the context of an XML storage format. Any text editor or other compliant application could modify any fragment of an OOXML document at any time. The resulting definition for ‘ASK’ is broken.

Define ‘ASK’ properly or else remove all references to it from the OOXML text.

page 1510, lines 16&17 Part 4, Section 2.16.5.3 ASK

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Proposed Disposition of DIS 29500 Comment FR-0206 (Modified: 2007-12-11) Agreed; to improve the description of this field, the following changes will be made in Part 4, §2.16.5.3, page 1,510, lines 14­17: Description: Prompts the user to enter information and assigns the bookmark designated by field- argument-1 to represent the user’s response. text in field-argument-2 specifies the prompt text, which is displayed in a dialog box. The prompt is displayed each time the ASK field is updated. A response remains assigned to the bookmark until a new response is entered. Represents information needed to elicit and store a response (where a response is any string of characters, including the empty string). When a field update is performed, the text specified by field-argument-2 is intended for use when requesting the response, and the resulting response is stored within the bookmark (§2.13.6) whose name attribute matches the value specified by field-argument-1. Similar Comments: DE-0061 , DE-0063 , DE-0064 , FR-0200 , FR-0201 , FR-0205 ,