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2010-07-01
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#51
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Thanks Dunsurfin, good idea - exporting an Excel to pdf is the last hurdle to making my N900 a business replacement for my laptop when I'm out and about. Cool.
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2010-07-01
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Originally Posted by Dunsurfin
I think OpenOffice can also do Print to PDF.
I have not used them myself (no need), but there is the option of online conversion to PDF. Here is one example I found through a Google search:
http://www.pdfonline.com/convert-pdf/
You could simply upload your Word docs to the site, and then receive the converted PDF via e-mail.
(NOTE: Don't do this if you are worried about the security of the document. Other option would be to VNC to your own PC to accomplish this)
Or if you upload to Google Docs and do it from there too.
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2010-07-01
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DataViz announced that currently they do not support Hebrew (This probably means they don't support Arabic either - Right to Left languages)
This is the answer posted on their forum
"This is not yet supported. I am unsure if or when this will be added. We do track our customer requests and would gladly add your feedback to the requested feature list:
linkhttp://www.dataviz.com/eforms/feedba...lfeedback.html
This list gets reviewed on a regular basis and helps us determine what kinds of enhancements are necessary to add to the product in the future."
I kno they support Hebrew on other platforms, so if anyone ho needs these languages bombards them with feature requests on the link above - we might get it.
http://www.dataviz.com/eforms/feedba...lfeedback.html
This is the answer posted on their forum
"This is not yet supported. I am unsure if or when this will be added. We do track our customer requests and would gladly add your feedback to the requested feature list:
linkhttp://www.dataviz.com/eforms/feedba...lfeedback.html
This list gets reviewed on a regular basis and helps us determine what kinds of enhancements are necessary to add to the product in the future."
I kno they support Hebrew on other platforms, so if anyone ho needs these languages bombards them with feature requests on the link above - we might get it.
http://www.dataviz.com/eforms/feedba...lfeedback.html
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2010-07-01
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@ San Francisco, CA
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#54
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So it seems you can copy and paste from one Word doc to another, but not from one spreadsheet to another (though you can from one tab to another within a single spreadsheet). I would like this feature to be implemented when working with spreadsheets. Sending feedback to DataViz as well.
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2010-07-01
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@ Chicago
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man
Yes - you are right. OpenOffice on the N900 will export as PDF. Good suggestion!
I think OpenOffice can also do Print to PDF.
Or if you upload to Google Docs and do it from there too.
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2010-07-02
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#56
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downloaded and installed, but i am getting an "unknown error" message when i try to start a new doc. existing docs open fine most of the time, if they are in office 97 format
uninstalled and reinstalled but still same problem...
uninstalled and reinstalled but still same problem...
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2010-07-03
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@ Texas, USA
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Abiword - Opens ODF
Gnumeric - Opens XLS, ODS
No need to pay $30 when Open Source provides the same functionality.
Gnumeric - Opens XLS, ODS
No need to pay $30 when Open Source provides the same functionality.
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2010-07-03
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#58
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Originally Posted by mooninite
Not when either of the apps only open and render half my documents properly let alone trying to edit them..
Abiword - Opens ODF
Gnumeric - Opens XLS, ODS
No need to pay $30 when Open Source provides the same functionality.
Rather pay than go tight with only 50% of working
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2010-07-04
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@ Chicago
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#59
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Originally Posted by puiradu
Thanks to Puiradu I was able to install the demo. Runs pretty well apart from one huge problem - spellcheck is not available.
Just download the attached fil unzip-it and then run it. Don't bother editing! Use the attachement.
Looks like I am better off with Google Docs, OpenOffice or Abiword (when/if it arrives in Extras) until this fuction is added.
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2010-07-05
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#60
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Downloaded and installed it but I dont know how to buy the full version