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Discussion in 'Android Apps & Games' started by rjwgmu, Nov 26, 2009.

  1. rjwgmu

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    What is the best replacement on the Droid for the Windows Mobile Office suite? Is there a free one?

    Is there an easy program that gives access to Google Docs from the Droid?
     

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    I know that QuickOffice can view MSOffice files, but it can't edit them.
     
    #3 TheBigCheese, Nov 26, 2009
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    If you need Windows compatibility, Docs to Go. Normally sells for $29.99, apparently on sale for $9.99.
     
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    Documents to Go is great.
    Here's a tip for keeping all your MS Office docs and edits in sync on desktop and on your Android phone...
    Buy the full Docs to Go app. From Android Market, download the SugarSync app. Sign up for the free 2gb account. Download the SugarSync desktop app. Install and set up the program to sync with the folder where you save.all your Office docs on your PC/Mac.
    Now, any edits to your docs you make in either place will auto sync up to the SS cloud, and then. Will be reflected in the other place whe you open the SugarSync app.
     
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    I looked at SugarSync......but it has no Linux support, so, not going to work for me.

    Doing pretty well with GoogleDocs though.......
     
    #6 Thumper, Nov 29, 2009

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