I'm looking into getting Quickoffice for my Gtab so I can be more "productive" at work.
Quickoffice HD is now out..but it's made for honeycomb tablets. If you try to buy it, it asks you to enter your device and currently only lists the Xoom.
Anyone have any luck getting Quickoffice HD on their Gtab?
Also, if anyone cares, Coupon Code for 30% off: hd30
QuickOffice 1.01 - Tablet is available in the apps and themes section in the Adam apps for gablet thread. I use it and it works great. Not sure but the icon has an "HD" on it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=928832
racketier said:
I'm looking into getting Quickoffice for my Gtab so I can be more "productive" at work.
Quickoffice HD is now out..but it's made for honeycomb tablets. If you try to buy it, it asks you to enter your device and currently only lists the Xoom.
Anyone have any luck getting Quickoffice HD on their Gtab?
Also, if anyone cares, Coupon Code for 30% off: hd30
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The website says for Android 3.0 Honeycomb devices only. The 4.0.120 pro version works just fine on the Gtab.
katmandu421 said:
QuickOffice 1.01 - Tablet is available in the apps and themes section in the Adam apps for gablet thread. I use it and it works great. Not sure but the icon has an "HD" on it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=928832
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Thanks, I'll check it out!
racketier said:
I'm looking into getting Quickoffice for my Gtab so I can be more "productive" at work.
Quickoffice HD is now out..but it's made for honeycomb tablets. If you try to buy it, it asks you to enter your device and currently only lists the Xoom.
Anyone have any luck getting Quickoffice HD on their Gtab?
Also, if anyone cares, Coupon Code for 30% off: hd30
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I've purchased QuickOffice Pro and it works fine for me on my gTab. I use it a couple of times a week when away from the office.
Why do you feel like you have to get the "HD" version?
sjmoreno said:
I've purchased QuickOffice Pro and it works fine for me on my gTab. I use it a couple of times a week when away from the office.
Why do you feel like you have to get the "HD" version?
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QuickOffice HD was developed specifically for tablets. I have never used it, nor the "Pro" version for phones so I can't comment on the specific differences.
The "Key" features of QuickOffice HD are as follows:
✔ Clipboard access (cut/copy/paste in app and between apps)
✔ Undo / redo most user actions
✔ Insert and resize images from gallery or camera in Word and PowerPoint files
✔ Text-to-speech document recital and voice input dictation
✔ Thumbnail preview scrolling for multi-page documents
✔ Improved toolbar and performance enhancements
✔ Paragraph alignment in documents
✔ Edit speaker notes in presentations
✔ Share files from via e-mail
✔ Support for advanced formulas and charts in Excel files
✔ Edit in page layout mode and thumbnail page navigation in documents
✔ Add, delete, and rename worksheets in Excel files
✔ Apply formulas to multiple cells by tapping and dragging
✔ Move & resize text boxes, images, and shapes
racketier said:
QuickOffice HD was developed specifically for tablets. I have never used it, nor the "Pro" version for phones so I can't comment on the specific differences.
The "Key" features of QuickOffice HD are as follows:
✔ Clipboard access (cut/copy/paste in app and between apps)
✔ Undo / redo most user actions
✔ Insert and resize images from gallery or camera in Word and PowerPoint files
✔ Text-to-speech document recital and voice input dictation
✔ Thumbnail preview scrolling for multi-page documents
✔ Improved toolbar and performance enhancements
✔ Paragraph alignment in documents
✔ Edit speaker notes in presentations
✔ Share files from via e-mail
✔ Support for advanced formulas and charts in Excel files
✔ Edit in page layout mode and thumbnail page navigation in documents
✔ Add, delete, and rename worksheets in Excel files
✔ Apply formulas to multiple cells by tapping and dragging
✔ Move & resize text boxes, images, and shapes
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As far as I can tell by reading the list of features on their official website they have the same features. Except the HD version's description states that it was "developed for tablets".
Until someone can tell me why the HD version is a "must have" I'll stick with my Pro version for now.
racketier said:
QuickOffice HD was developed specifically for tablets. I have never used it, nor the "Pro" version for phones so I can't comment on the specific differences.
The "Key" features of QuickOffice HD are as follows:
✔ Clipboard access (cut/copy/paste in app and between apps)
✔ Undo / redo most user actions
✔ Insert and resize images from gallery or camera in Word and PowerPoint files
✔ Text-to-speech document recital and voice input dictation
✔ Thumbnail preview scrolling for multi-page documents
✔ Improved toolbar and performance enhancements
✔ Paragraph alignment in documents
✔ Edit speaker notes in presentations
✔ Share files from via e-mail
✔ Support for advanced formulas and charts in Excel files
✔ Edit in page layout mode and thumbnail page navigation in documents
✔ Add, delete, and rename worksheets in Excel files
✔ Apply formulas to multiple cells by tapping and dragging
✔ Move & resize text boxes, images, and shapes
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The advantages if any do not matter as yet since it will only work with Honeycomb.
And then there's this...
Here's a tablet version of QuickOffice (not only for Honeycomb). Gojimi got this off of a Notion Ink tablet.
File Download Link.
Here's the thread where he has screenshots.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=928832
I use ez pdf to highlight notes that are .doc and pdf, but are there any apps to highlight and take notes on powerpoint files? A lot of my professors use powerpoints as notes and I can't seem to find a good app to do this..anything similar to ez pdf that will work with powerpoint files? (such as highlight lines and very little actual handwritten input)
You can convert ppt to pdf using a program such as microsoft office. I do this every week because my prof posts ppt on her website and I use my transformer in class.
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·Open i-FunBox
·Choose “Documents” under “Adobe Reader”
·Then copy or drag your PDF file to i-FunBox
·Now take a look at your iPhone/iPad, and open your Adobe Reader documents, then you’ll find your PDF file there
Can anybody recommend decent viewers which offer "Two Page View" for PDF and/or djvu files? Thanks.
1. EbookDroid sorta gives this option for both file formats.
EzPDF Reader has that option for pdfs, and it also allows you to write and take notes on the pdf with your s-pen.
I use my note 20 ultra to scan documents (I use cam scanner full version), to receive documents and to compile and sign them (I use Xodo full version with file conversion) two excellent programs but ... I need an app that can convert my pdf file in doc / dcs offline (online I don't know if my signed document is copied remains on the app server)
on the computer to convert a pdf file offline (even if the pdf file has been scanned) I can use adobe acrobat pro but, if I want to convert the file offline from mobile which app can I use?
Thank's
Helen