Does de N82 allows to edit Office Docs'
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Hi Deborah. You may go to the nokia.com website and download the manual to check whether this can edit office docs. My guess is that it can't (similar to the Nokia N95). You can however buy the upgrade to edit office docs and that will cost about USD 30 to 50. Google Quick Office and look up Office for Symbian OS. HOpe this helps.
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No and Yes!!! Automatically out of the box...no. It can read them and edit very little straight out of the box. HOWEVER, a free program from the Mobil Market called Kingsoft Office is fantastic. It opens Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files and it will also create those. Now, the formatting is not as extensive as full blown office...but it is great otherwise. I had about 20 minutes before church got started last night and I had an idea of a subject I wanted to teach on in the up coming weeks...I pulled out my tablet and started a new Word document and started typing an outline. I do suggest purchasing the "SANOXY Keyboard Case with Stylus Pen for 10inch Superpad/Flytouch Android Tablet PC" from Amazon...it is WELL worth the money. It gives you the ability to plug in an actual keyboard to use when you want to work primarily in Word and Excel!!
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Greetings,The WolVol netbooks come pre-installed with writing applications that allows you to create and edit documents, then save them as a Word file. It is also compatible with Excel and Power Point. You may also import other Word files through a USB stick to this unit, and edit them.Regards.
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I don't know, but concluded that Microsoft wanted me to pay a fee every year. I refuse to do that, and found that my old Office, which I purchased on disk, would load under Windows 8 and works fine.
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It's not included with the laptop, but there is a kind of a reduced version which allows you to view the file, but can't edit them. In order to edit you need to buy the suite OR download Libre Office, a free open source office suite.
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It read my Microsoft word and excel documents without conversion. If you make changes it can write it in its ODT format. Great software
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No...not quite. However, it is supposed to come with Hancom Office which is extremely close as it has most of the functionality and similar formatting so you can open and edit MS Office products as well as create content that will open in MS Office. I have not tried it yet, but from the reviews it seems to be better than the other Office suites that boast the same compatibility.
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Yes, you can open and edit Office files, but usually by converting them to a Google Docs format. If you currently have a Google Account, you can use it right now to work on Google Docs. Usually when I get an email with a Word Doc attached, I right click it and tell it to send it to my Google Drive. From this, you can right click and tell it to open as a Google doc. I then work on it as a Google Doc. I sometimes save it in an office format or as a PDF. I also can then send permissions to people who I want to be able to edit or just make it open for everyone. I can send a link or embed the document in an email. I am a reporter for a radio station and use Google for my documents. Almost everything I used to do with Office, I now do with Google. Yes, there are some things I can not do, but this is very rare. I post a newsletter each day and write or edit over 1000 stories a year. I type into Google offline sometimes when I am at a meeting. Like your smartphone, you can find many apps that will enhance your use of the Chromebook.
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Should do! iPad and all iOS are very DOS-LIKe so you need a doc editing app that allows 'Open in" to store edited files in the iFlash app. you can open and edit any doc in Pages which is now free in iOS7 and allows "open in" and plays nice with iFlash.have not tried with Office for iPad
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Yes, you can. The problem is that these functions (like so many of them) are no longer available from the "File-Edit-View" menu at the top of the window. You've got to search through the "Tool sets" and add the function yourself to whatever tool set you choose. Royal PITA. I used to be able to do just about everything without taking my fingers off the keyboard. Now I find myself clicking with the mouse for almost every function I want to use. I wish Adobe hadn't so radically changed the way functions are accessed. Hmmm. Maybe in Acrobat XII?
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It really depends--if you are expected to edit Microsoft office documents, you'll probably want to opt for a traditional laptop with Microsoft office loaded. But if you just need to be able to open them, Chrome's Google Docs are fine. As for school web pages, they ought to work ok with Chrome (as a browser), but occasionally you'll find some pages that will only open with another browser. With the Chromebook, obviously, you're stuck with Chrome.
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It doesn't have Microsoft office. It has google docs, since its using chrome as an OS.
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I use Open Office. I can open Word and Excel that were part of my files and originated using Microsoft software.
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Yes u can, u just have to intall synapse 2.0 and go to the mouse, the click side view and u can edit it there
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Yes, you can download Abiword (open beta ATM) for .doc editing, and Gnumeric for spreadsheets. Unfortunately, there's no PowerPoint substitute.
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No, this does not have office pre-installed. It has the option for Google Docs, a free alternative and office can be purchased.
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No. It has a word processing program, but it is not Word, and cannot be easily converted to .doc or .docx.