exporting to word: once uploaded can the text be uploaded to word easily?
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Yes, but you have to download another program for it to do that. You get 30 days free, but after that it's $30 and it's yours.
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You could type it in a word document and print. Intuit likely has an inexpensive option that would be much easier.
1037773
Well I think so. I know I can open a Word document when it is sent to me by someone.And if you go to the app store there are Adobe reader and flash player apps that are free to download. Hope this helps.
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Yes! Simply export your file using the export link, save it directly to your new program. Make sure you include all notes, photos and documents (the progrM will ask if you wish to include thse) and your new program will then have everything includex! I had no problems with this. Also check out the HELP function. This will walk you through it step by step.
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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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Yes. Just need to format it in a format thats appropriate for Windows. Like exFAT. There are some formats that will be read/write for both Mac/Window. These will be most versatile
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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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yes. There is a drop down box when you save the file .... just choose pes format.
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No you will not be able to, but you may highlight the pdf text, copy, and drop it into a word doc for editing
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Yes, we have an Engligh manual. It is Word file. If you want it, can you send us message through Amazon, we will reply and attach it for you:)
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I think you should be able to, though I never tried. I did try to import photos, which worked. But, if the file is large, it may take a long time.
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I am yet to have any issues with the new version, but again, I'm not creating huge excel sheets with multiple macros etc. On Word, inputting images and resizing them have not been an issue as I previously heard. As I use it more I will follow up with more input.
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Yes. It takes a bit of know how. I couldn't think of a better word than bit for how simple the task of converting files can be. Have you heard of Calibre? Try an Internet search for 'convert eread file'. Best of luck and enjoy the portability of your favorite literature!
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I concur with you; I was able to find a formatter program that did the job quick and easy - thank you for your advice.
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I've never been able to load to it. It's a simple word processor like "notepad" (it's only got rudimentary stuff like create and export). Editing (on a four sentence old school display) is virtually impossible. That's why it's mostly used as a fast drafting tool.
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Absolutely. I use it to pull in people's Word docs (95-2009) all the time easily. The only issues you'll ever face are if a document has extreme levels of graphs/images/styling/outlining - sometimes those items don't convert perfectly. Most people don't create documents for which that's ever been a problem for me or anyone else in our company, though.
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Consider switching to Open Office. Its free! Plus it can read MS office documents. In the "save as" options you can even save your Open Office doc as a MS doc. Just a suggestion from someone staggered by the price of office.