Why do you need this if you can save in .doc format? Why would you need this?
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You are right. You should be able to save files as Word .doc or Excel .xls files. However, I took minutes at a Board of Directors meeting and could not successfully save the document so it could be read in Microsoft. I ended up printing the pages, then retyping them into Word. I'm not savvy with the MacBook Pro yet, but had a girl working for me who knew Apple well and could not convert the file to a readable .doc file. I think the Mac version of Office is the better way to go. Good luck. P.S. love your movies!
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It's been awhile, but I was able to select how the document would be saved. I chose a TXT file, and could edit it and save in in a DOCX format for MSWord. I never used the pdf setting.
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I save my scanned documents to my computer. I do not know the answer to your question.
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With your word 2003 documents..when you do save as...go to the "save as type"..the drop down menu will give you options on saving your docs.. not sure which ones are on 2003 version but try them all. Then when you get your new version you should be able to open them. Not sure about the other question and the features.
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The answer is, that it depends. If you scan legal docs that require an original, then you need to keep the original. I dnot typically scan and store those types of docs. Thus, I keep the original. I scan and shred everything else.
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It is useful for scanning documents and organizing into file folders. I routinely export the scans into .pdf formats for sharing which works nicely. The data can be exported to excel or other formats for reporting purposes, rather clumsy but it works. It also has functionality to organize the data into expense categories for business purposes, again rather clumsy in that it requires manual data entry and careful monitoring to maintain that correctly, but it has worked for me.
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You can append pdf, but you have to switch software. I scan docs with the ScanSnap S1500 manager (from button in tray) then use Paperport 14 for manipulating and filing - if necessary. It would be preferable if it had a twain driver so I could do everything from within Paperport. But relatively speaking, this is a minor incovenience - for me. I can see it could be a bit of a headache for others.
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I scan the docs, it goes to a local folder as a temporary and then rename/re-file them elsewhere. No cloud needed.
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I had a dying desktop, so it was challenging to rescue the old files. Finally was able to offload everything to a backup hard drive (I just cherrypicked the files I wanted to save), then uploaded them to my new laptop, plus had a backup copy ready made. Took most of a weekend. I had close to a hundred GB of data, mostly music mp3's and photos, so the CD solution was not reasonable. An object lesson - it pays to keep your files backed up. You can save your Word docs without purchasing Word, but you will need to buy Word eventually. You can use a notepad program instead to read your old files, but very tedious, and much of your info will not be readable. I had a dying desktop, so it was challenging to rescue the old files. Finally was able to offload everything to a backup hard drive (I just cherrypicked the files I wanted to save), then uploaded them to my new laptop, plus had a backup copy ready made. Took most of a weekend. I had close to a hundred GB of data, mostly music mp3's and photos, so the CD solution was not reasonable. An object lesson - it pays to keep your files backed up. You can save your Word docs without purchasing Word, but you will need to buy Word eventually. You can use a notepad program instead to read your old... » Read More I had a dying desktop, so it was challenging to rescue the old files. Finally was able to offload everything to a backup hard drive (I just cherrypicked the files I wanted to save), then uploaded them to my new laptop, plus had a backup copy ready made. Took most of a weekend. I had close to a hundred GB of data, mostly music mp3's and photos, so the CD solution was not reasonable. An object lesson - it pays to keep your files backed up. You can save your Word docs without purchasing Word, but you will need to buy Word eventually. You can use a notepad program instead to read your old files, but very tedious, and much of your info will not be readable. « Show Less
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Thanks for this tip. It appears to truly index the CONTENTs of PDF files & a bunch of other formats (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, HTML, WordPerfect, text, ZIP files and OpenOffice) and indexes JUST the filenames of other formats (GZ, HLP, RAR, SWF, TAR, VSD, SXD, MHT) - see tinyurl for yju73uq for a list of all formats supported in both ways. For $49 you get a really useful tool for ALL your files (professional version of Copernic Desktop Search just adds indexing of Lotus Notes & eases deployment, don't care about either). I'll report back on how this works out.
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You can use it to convert a .pdf to .doc and then edit but you can not edit the .pdf directly.
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It does not. Creates a pdf you can rename so it can be saved but not searchable so to speak
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Not knowing what format you wish to import, I can only offer an example from one perspective. My editor requires everything in RTF, so I export it to her that way. When I receive the edits, they are still in RTF, but Storyist simply changes it back automatically. (I don't even have to import it) Storyist seems to support quite some range of formats, so I don't think it should be a problem. Hope I've helped to answer your question.
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It is formatted in a different format, and the rest of your system has to support that, as does your operating system. So the answer is if your computer is relatively new, probably.If it's old, or your operating system isn't at least 7, forget it.
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I have never attempted that but i can see no reason why not. Like the other answer just save all pages to one single document.
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You can format it into Fat 32 on your computer but it comes formatted in Fat 32 out of the box anyway.
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Yes, you can discard, open and edit word doccuments. The tablet come with programs to work with office doccuments, if not, you can find some in the Google Play