Recent content by Ranjan

An iPad is a viable replacement to a laptop if you have the necessary apps to do the different tasks. You can save and annotate .pdf file (Good Reader). Use Docs to Go to open/edit MSOffice files which retain their format when transferred to a PC. Creat and make presentations using Keynote...

I have used iTunes to transfer .ppt files into Keynote for iPad. Most slides will transfer well except for few fonts which are substituted automatically. Equations transfer as images and may look distorted. I use an equation app to recreate those equations that need to be replaced. I use a...

I have been using Docs-to -Go ($9.99 promotion) on iPhone for two years mainly as a means to save and edit mail attachments. Now, there are other ways to save attachments but can't edit. The DtoG .ppt slideshow was more like a .PDF slide show which was not suitable to replace a computer in a...

I use Docs-to-Go to save and read MSOffice documents from my email attachments. I can also sync via iTunes any MSOffice document on my Mac/PC. It has limited editing capabilities.