What file formats are the table and charts in? Be nice if I could export the tables to Excel.
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Hi, sorry it took me so long to reply. My mom does not like using a computer so she jots the readings down in a notebook. I know that's not much help...
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The file format is Microsoft .XPS file. It Cannot be opened with Excel. See this link: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2007-excel/convert-file-xps-to-excel/2d6eaee0-17ad-4336-ad55-b974190183e1
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Posted this in response to another question, but check out and download Libre Office instead: it's free, has complete MS Office functionality including reading from/editing/saving as MS Office file types.
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Sorry, I don't know. I bought this as a gift for a friend, and had it delivered directly to him. I've never seen it myself.FYI, most nautical charts are very large-format, like easel paper. You usually have to roll them up if you want to move them without tearing them.
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It was NTSC formatted. If you want to use it with both Windows and Mac then format it with ExFAT file system.
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It comes with a software . I guess the software can also export it to excel format.
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After I've downloaded I've converted the file to a .csv file and then opened it in Microsoft Excel on my laptop. Can't help you with Google Drive or Android.
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The conversion will not be perfect by all means. When attempting to convert the files over to Microsoft Word, it worked fine with some paragraphs being broken. But was very manageable since our word documents were at max 20 pages. We have not tried a spreadsheet yet. If it's that big, i'm sure you'll get some problems, but depending on how large it is, might be tedious to fix. And if you have formulas, the affects of porting it over as well would need to be taken into consideration.
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The format are incompatible. You will need a copy of 2010 to read the database. If you still want to use 2007, you can export the data into the older format from there, but you still need 2010 to read the file.
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I have this! I love it. it's the whole pocket chart. It has pre-printed cards as well as some blanks. : )
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Do you know what I would use to export files in .wav format? I have a pc with the basic stuff. I would ultimately be using Audacity sound editing software. I've always used .wav files with it. I'm not to experienced with the tech side of things.Andrea
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Yes, FTM 2014 enables you to export your chart in a PDF format and a One Page PDF. Once you create your chart on the Publish Workspace, click on the Share Icon on the upper right and you are given those two choices and more. --- Joe L
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If you're running a mac, use the disk utility to see what format it is. If you need to reformat it you can use FAT32 or MAC OS Journaled. http://macs.about.com/od/applications/ss/diskutilformat.htm
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I have not yet imported any files as of yet, but I have exported files to Excel. Hope this helps. There is very little documentation that comes with this, so everything for me has been trial and error. Of the two inventory systems that I tried, I liked this one the best.
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Download the software as instructed and everything works really well. Once it grabs the file it gives you file format options for export. I used it with a Mac and it was pretty cool.
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It does not include office. I install free Open Office and set it to save in MS Office format by default.
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I have sved my phots in jpg format only and they came out great. I don't know about any other formats except pdf. Hope this helps. Nick B
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It needs to be connected only when exporting data. It has it's own software that comes with it so you don't need excel. The software is super easy to use and does email. I don't believe you can convert to excel.