WIll I be happy with excel, word, and power point. Editing and changing? Thanks NEWPORT
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WIll I be happy with excel, word, and power point. Editing and changing? Thanks NEWPORT
I use it mainly for excel files. I find it fine for entering data, but awkward for designing ss. So I do my designing on my computer. Sync works well. I haven't used it at all for Word docs or PP. I'm glad I purchased it. I have version 4.0.2.
I should add that some of the fancier formats don't translate.
I have it too, but use it rarely. Honestly, if you're going to put up with feature limitations and formatting problems anyway - and you will - stick to iWork.
I have the regular version. It does what I need. I'm a long term user of it from Palm OS days, so I got it on my iPhone a couple years back, and it also works with iPad, so I am sticking with it.
I love it. Syncing in the cloud is a huge help also
Do you mean that Numbers has no feature limitations and formatting problems? Are you talking about Numbers on iPad or mac?Quote:
Originally Posted by NumbLock
I don't use Numbers, only Pages and Keynote - but it is probably a similar issue with little compatibility problems. But seriously, Docs2Go is just as bad and the usability is lower. This is from someone who owns both apps.Quote:
Originally Posted by chowdownDo you mean that Numbers has no feature limitations and formatting problems? Are you talking about Numbers on iPad or mac?Quote:
Originally Posted by NumbLock
Works great for me never had a problem with it. I use for word documents all the time. I have the premiere version or whatever the best version available is called. Works seamlessly between my pc and ipad. :D
No worries. All my stuff seems to conniver fine.
Docs2Go works fine for me also. I create the spreadsheets on my laptop but edit on my iPad. Most standard formatting and simple formulas translate fine.