Can you recommend an app to download and work with MSOutlook emails and calendar items?
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Outlook has an app. just search the google play store for outlook, the outlook logo is the one to download. I use it myself.
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The stock Android email app can use exchange accounts as well. The stock calendar app also syncs with Exchange
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I use Outlook at my office in a corporate environment. In order to connect to my Exchange server I have to use a mail application that has ActiveSync enabled. For that, I use Touchdown. It syncs with our Exchange server, handles all of my calendars, contacts, emails. Too many features to list here. Check it out in the Play store or the vendors web site - http://nitrodesk.com/
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If you are running windows 8.1 you can download a free app called "snowy". It will download in batches. You can find it on Toshiba developers forum.
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I haven't tried, but there are apps that you can get. I don't know if Windows is one of them or if they have a similar program from google.
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You can use Word equivalent off google-play, but I am not sure whether they would be literal equivalents of MS Office.
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With the question, I'm not sure what specifics you might be looking for but, this version has Excel, Outlook, Powerpoint, and Word. All have been very stable and worked very well with the MAC OS. I have done a number of presentations, spreadsheets, papers and I deal with a lot of email. It's been a great version for me.
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You can use MS 365 on it, which is a web based version of office. There is a subscription fee for 365, I think it is around $6 a month for one machine.
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No. But you can easily download the FREE "Open Office" or "Libre Office" which are just as good.
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As a former user of Calendar Creator, I wish I could answer your question. I abandoned CC in 2009 because of incompatibilities with my then Operating System, but mostly because I found the newer versions of CC far inferior to the much older CC2. I have pages and pages of emails with "Brandy redux" a Hoyle/Encore forum moderator (pine_97@yahoo.com - I have no idea if this email is still accessible), who spent countless hours of email time with me, as I poured out my frustrations with the inability of CC9 and CC12 to duplicate the excellent features of the earlier edition. I am the editor of our church newsletter, and I needed a workable calendar - I resorted to creating my own calendar template using Excel. Sorry I couldn't give a direct answer to your question. You might try the email address above to determine if "Brandy" still operates as a moderator for CC. jackolynh@aol.com
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Yes, I love using the Nook to get my email. My computer was on the blink for a long time so my Nook helped me access lots of internet information.
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Even the App the Nexus ships with will work. You have to leave the computer on of course. I Prefer Wakevoice. It handles multiple mode alarms (different alarms by day of the week for example. And as the name implies, it talks once you turn off the alarm. It can deliver a message, read my daily agenda, News, etc.
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Yes, check the Google play store. You can get Microsoft Office products from there for Android.
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Try the Google Apps Browser by PixelPipe. I haven't used it but it is supposed to give some access:http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/news/item/12883_Pixelpipe_updates_Gmail_App_Br.phpAlso, if you're a heavy Google user:http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/features/item/15233_How_to_Use_Google_on_your_Symb.php
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Open Office will run too, but it is a bit slow. Check this thread for more info:http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=300904#post300904
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For ever thing I need it for it works fine I can get on the net with it work on office documents using Microsoft Office and it has outlook which i use for mail and calendar. You are right about it not running any application that are not in the store. If it had Access Database that would even be better.
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Try Office Apps in the Chrome Store. It is a free version of Office 365 that works with SkyDrive. Office Apps works in the Chrome web browser as well.
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I'd suggest using BusyCal. You can try a trial version and see if you like it and if it suits your purpose. I use it and love it. It's like iCal on steroids. It also keeps all of my calendar information synced with Google and from there back down to my iPhone. If I edit anything through BusyCal, Google or my iPhone, it automatically updates to the other two areas.
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I don't know Andrea. I've been trying to find an old version that has a great reminder daily program. Someone told me that the version I'm looking for will not work on my computer.