can you convert the data into a word document so that it can eventually look like a class paper or a professional looking report
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You are supposed to be able to do so, but the conversion process is faulty. They need to do much more work on this tablet to bring it up to the level of their promises. I waited too late to send my back so I'm stuck with it, but I don't bother to use it because it does not work properly. I even bought the software to convert and it was a waste of money.
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Yes, however you have to review after converdion to edit the format and maybe spellling
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I don't think so. You may be able to download a free app for that, but I do not have Microsoft Word Yet.
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Yes. if the document is stores in the cloud just download it to your computer and treat it like any other document. The only caveat is that 365 is the latest version of Word and you might have to save the document as a previous version.
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We use Print Shop 20 for this. We use it also for educational purposes at school. It is user friendly. It does not merge with Word.
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Yes, you can. There are a number of online word processors to choose from, but my favorite is Google's own Docs. It has tools for headings and footnotes that are flexible and very easy to use.
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Yes, it is possible. The BEST way to do it is to simple export your data from Approach to a "standard" format, such as text or even an XLS file. Then, go into Access, create a new database, then then import the data. Richard Rost AccessLearningZone.com
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I've only had to do this once...and it worked just fine. It will of course depend on your program the document is formatted in. But, we simply love this machine. The company we bought it from has always been happy to help me with any problems I encountered while learning to use it.
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I've never done that, I don't use Word. But it will make a PDF with no problem.
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It has google drive which uses google docs to create this type of file. You can save as a .doc file for compatibility with other programs.
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As long as the data has been entered all along, it is very easy to set up custom reports. Just go to reports, create something with the fields you want and asve it as a favorite.
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Yes, in a couple ways. If you buy a new Mac, then you get Apple's word processor Pages free. You can open Word docs in this and export Pages docs to Word docs, though there are sometimes formatting issues with that. You can also just buy Word for Mac, which is 100% compatible with the PC counterpart
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We did our own. We used inDesign but I'm sure you could even use Word. Takes a little trial and error to fine tune to your printer but can be done. Just use regular B20 to find the right setup. We get 10 business cards per letter size. Good luck.
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I was able to download a template as a word doc and just saved it on my computer. You should be able to do that from the Avery website.
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No unfortunately not. It has a wordpad kind of like the ms word starter on windows 7 but it has way less features and is annoying to use. If you want to save money download apache OpenOffice for free. You can save your documents as word files or any type of file really. It has all the features of ms office too. (PowerPoint, excel, etc.)
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The software handles this well. Use assembly view, drag-and-drop pages into the new document, save it, and you're done.
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You can convert PDF files using "CSD mTrans" wich is available at the cowon website, it basically turns .pdf's into pictures and it only takes a few seconds/minutes.
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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!