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pmsoo
post Jan 5 2011, 12:12 AM

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QUOTE(Reventon @ Jan 3 2011, 02:16 PM)
Saw QuickOffice and Document to Go Premium , which one is better on Word formatting and not sluggish when opening large files. Both are priced around 15 and 17 USD.
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I bought document to go premium and keynote because;

1) Quickoffice HD does not have power point (Doc to go has it)
2) Quickoffice HD is for iPad ONLY (Doc to go is both iPhone and iPad)
3) Doc to go can open files with password (i can't find any reading on Quickoffice that can do this, but doc to go review shows that can)
4) Doc to go seems more seamless than Quickoffice HD
5) Doc to go 's Powerpoint can't read text box (Yes, its really ridiculous), so i bought keynote. On a brightside, keynote is awesome to use.
6) iWork is the best user-friendly software out there but it is 30 dollars for all three is quite pricey
7) iWork files can't be password locked which can be a drag.
8) No body ever needs to password lock their powerpoint presentation anyway.

I hope my comments above make sense.

Cheers
pmsoo
post Mar 20 2011, 03:47 PM

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QUOTE(sam240 @ Mar 20 2011, 02:23 PM)
hi guys, I got few questions:
1) can I view/type chinese charactor when suft internet?
2) can I do my office Word/power point/excel on it and export to WinXP/Win7 to open/print/save?
3) Is there any apps for dictionary (Chinese to Eng with pronunciation in offline mode)?
4) Can I play rmvb / mkv (H264) on it?

Thanks.
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1. Only simplified chinese characters
2. I believe you can with Document to Go. Numbers/Pages/Keynote is awesome (as native apple app anyway) but not available on windows. I had trouble with doc to go when i use text box though. It just jumbles up?? Not sure why.
3. Yes, plenty. Mostly are paid apps though.
4. Yes, VLC is probably the only free app that does that well. The rest didn't impress me anyway.

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