Can Office 7 Apps be used: Is this capable on this tablet?
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Yes. Using the QuickOffice app in Settings and the USB port that came with your tablet you can read and edit Word and Excel documents on your HP TouchPad.
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No, As the Surface tablet OS is Windows RT and you would need to use the Windows store app to install apps- Apps (included) Microsoft Office Home and Student 2013 RT1 (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, OneNote, Outlook); Windows Mail and Messaging; SkyDrive; Internet Explorer 10; Bing; Xbox Music, Video, and Games. Works exclusively with apps available in the Windows Store. Windows Store Apps: Kindle Netflix Hulu Plus Vudu Pandora Skype Youtube Facebook Twitter Pintrest Instagram Xbox Games Xbox Smartglass Xbox One Smartglass over 120,000 apps and games
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There is polaris office that comes with the tablet, you can also use documents to go or quick office by google. All are compatible with MS office!
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No, but the Google Play Store (included) has many Office clones for Android that are both free and paid and are file compatible with MS Office.
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nope!you cannot!and it dorsn't have a LOT of other functions that most tablets have! it doesn't even support MANY of the most popular apps like skype for example! I bought one and had to return it cause you cannot do much with it! :0/
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Because this tablet runs on the Android OS, the only Office support would be Office Mobile. There is a Dropbox app that is available for Android.
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This is an android os system. anything you can get on a android play store. android does have word and excel programs that are compatible with windows office.
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No... So far I'm still using Office on my desktop - still debating whether to put it on the tablet. I'm inclined to go ahead since I want to use OneNote and a screencaster to produce Kahn Academy-like instructional videos.
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Office 365 apps work on this tablet, however, as I just found out, it's so laggy and low quality that I'll be sending mine back and getting something that from a company that can build a better UI.
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You can do document and resumes. There are several for free in the Play store including Word and Excel. You can't use Microsoft on an Adroid device. You can get some nice Windows tablets on Amazon. I have tablets that run on each platform. I prefer Andoid over Microsoft or Apple.
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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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I believe that you can. That is what some people have used this tablet for because it is compatible. It used Windows 7 if that helps.
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Yes just to the App Store and download the office apps. It will allow you to read PDFs
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Yes. If you google the model number on the bottom of the tablet, you can easily find the needed drivers for Windows 7.
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I have used open office and it's okay but I prefer kingsoft office. But they both will work on the galaxy tab 2.
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I say yes, but it depends on what you want. I had someone ask the same question who wanted a tablet to work with Excel and Powerpoint. Those are Microsoft products. If you want something to work well with programs like that, you would be better off buying a Microsoft-based tablet. For Android, I say this one is GREAT. It is durable, the battery lasts well. The camera isn't terrific, but it's not the worst, either. I'm not a gamer, the fanciest game I have on it is Temple Run 2, but that one plays nicely. I thought the price was excellent, especially since the Kindle Fire's tablets that take memory cards were WAY more expensive. I've had it since November 2014, and am very happy with it. I say yes, but it depends on what you want. I had someone ask the same question who wanted a tablet to work with Excel and Powerpoint. Those are Microsoft products. If you want something to work well with programs like that, you would be better off buying a Microsoft-based tablet. For Android, I say this one is GREAT. It is durable, the battery lasts well. The camera isn't terrific, but it's not the worst, either. I'm not a gamer, the fanciest game I have on it is Temple Run 2, but that one plays nicely. I thought the price was excellent, especially since the Kindle Fire's tablets that take... » Read More I say yes, but it depends on what you want. I had someone ask the same question who wanted a tablet to work with Excel and Powerpoint. Those are Microsoft products. If you want something to work well with programs like that, you would be better off buying a Microsoft-based tablet. For Android, I say this one is GREAT. It is durable, the battery lasts well. The camera isn't terrific, but it's not the worst, either. I'm not a gamer, the fanciest game I have on it is Temple Run 2, but that one plays nicely. I thought the price was excellent, especially since the Kindle Fire's tablets that take memory cards were WAY more expensive. I've had it since November 2014, and am very happy with it. « Show Less
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There is an Android App that comes with your tablet. It is called Polaris. You can open Word and Excel with this app and I believe other docs also. I have only used it for Word and Excel. You can't work with the document though. If you can, i don't know that. I have only been able to open, read and save. Hope this helps.