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a. The standard defines the element <style:master-page>
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This element is supported in core Word 2007.
b. The standard defines the attribute draw:style-name, contained within the element <style:master-page>
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This attribute is not supported in core Word 2007.
c. The standard defines the attribute style:display-name, contained within the element <style:master-page>
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This attribute is not supported in core Word 2007.
d. The standard defines the attribute style:name, contained within the element <style:master-page>
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This attribute is supported in core Word 2007.
e. The standard defines the attribute style:next-style-name, contained within the element <style:master-page>
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This attribute is not supported in core Word 2007.
On load, Word 2007 maintains the style:next-style-name attribute of the first page by allowing all subsequent pages to inherit their headers/footers from the style specified by the style:next-style-name attribute.
Word 2007 only saves the style:next-style-name attribute if the master page for the first page of the document differs from the second page.
f. The standard defines the attribute style:page-layout-name, contained within the element <style:master-page>
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This attribute is supported in core Word 2007.
g. This is supported in core Excel 2007.
h. The standard defines the attribute draw:style-name, contained within the element <style:master-page>, contained within the parent element <office:master-styles>
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This attribute is not supported in core Excel 2007.
i. The standard defines the attribute style:display-name, contained within the element <style:master-page>, contained within the parent element <office:master-styles>
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This attribute is not supported in core Excel 2007.
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On load, Excel 2007 does not read or display a master style name.
j. The standard defines the attribute style:name, contained within the element <style:master-page>, contained within the parent element <office:master-styles>
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This attribute is supported in core Excel 2007.
k. The standard defines the attribute style:next-style-name, contained within the element <style:master-page>, contained within the parent element <office:master-styles>
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This attribute is not supported in core Excel 2007.
l. The standard defines the attribute style:page-layout-name, contained within the element <style:master-page>, contained within the parent element <office:master-styles>
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This attribute is supported in core Excel 2007.
m. The standard defines the element <presentation:notes>, contained within the parent element <style:master-page>
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This element is supported in core PowerPoint 2007.
Only the notes for the first master page will be loaded into PowerPoint 2007 as the master notes. All other <presentation:notes> elements for other master pages will be ignored.
If there are any <draw:object> child elements of the <presentation:notes> element for a master page, those elements will be lost.
n. The standard defines the element <style:master-page>
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This element is supported in core PowerPoint 2007.
o. The standard defines the attribute draw:style-name, contained within the element <style:master-page>
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This attribute is supported in core PowerPoint 2007.
p. The standard defines the attribute style:display-name, contained within the element <style:master-page>
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This attribute is not supported in core PowerPoint 2007.
q. The standard defines the attribute style:name, contained within the element <style:master-page>
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This attribute is supported in core PowerPoint 2007.
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PowerPoint 2007 has two levels of masters: masters and layouts. Masters have the naming convention "Master#-[Master Name]" while layouts take the form "Master#-Layout#-[Layout Name]". On load, PowerPoint 2007 matches layout pages with their corresponding master pages (those having the same Master#), as one of the inheriting layouts. Master pages whose names do not conform to either of these formats, and layout pages that do not have a corresponding master, are treated as masters and are given the default PowerPoint 2007 layouts.
r. The standard defines the attribute style:next-style-name, contained within the element <style:master-page>
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This attribute is not supported in core PowerPoint 2007.
s. The standard defines the attribute style:page-layout-name, contained within the element <style:master-page>
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This attribute is supported in core PowerPoint 2007.
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In PowerPoint 2007, if different masters or pages have different size dimensions, they will all default to the dimensions of the last master that is not recognized to be a layout.