Hello, recently I downloaded some office applications almost exclusively to view and edit Excel files. It happens that most of them proved slow to edit the files, detail for the size of my files, ranging from 20 to 100 KB each. The applications that I downloaded and tested:
Kingsoft Office
Documents to Go
Quickoffice Pro
Olive Office
Office Suite
Google DOCS
The "best" Kingsoft and DOCS were, however, slow.
Am I doing something wrong? It is normal for office suites run with such slowness?
Ah, im using the GTAB 10.1 3G
try this
did you tried polaris office ? good luck
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Pity, today I found an Office bug.
So normally "au" button for native letters works fine, however why the hell two of my native letters are missing while the rest of them is there...
Anyway, I have few docs with Tablets inside - and sh**t, this "au" button stops working inside of some of the tablets parts!!
I have to get SoftMaker I think... Did you use it? Looks like a really profi app.
Softmaker office is a very good office suite, it will do anything a desktop office suite would.
The only problem with the app is that it is slower than office mobile to load a document of the same size and it often crashes, this is because it does not strip the document of any function, format, etc, therefore requires alot more ram/cpu usage
hi
I just got my desire (upgrade from Blackstone) and it is amazing.. I am so happy but now down to business.
My Blackstone was tuned to perfection for my app needs (shame about the UI, constant crashing AND slowness despite NRG best efforts with excellent ROMs.)
I have covered lots of my needs and more with great Android Apps (see appbrain thread) but I cannot currently achieve the following.
1. active synch my local outlook email on my laptop.
2. Sling Player (Though I see its coming)
3. Ebook reader for Mobi pocket reader files..... -- I guess I need to move to PDF only and find a decent PDF viewer of which there appears much choice.
4. Some kind of SKYPE/MSN for outside '3' (I have the 3 versions) and checking out Fring.
5. A navigator like Tom Tom for Europe.
cheers
New to android myself .
But just wanted to say that co-pilot for europe is great and support most languages.
Using Aldiko Book Reader for my e-books atm and i like it so far.
Congrats on the Desire btw
fazm said:
hi
5. A navigator like Tom Tom for Europe.
cheers
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Check out Sygic (www.sygic.com) or Navigon (www.navigon.com), both are cool programs. Navigon has a 30 day trial @ Android Market.
1. active synch my local outlook email on my laptop.
Use gmail, or set up exchange syn.
2. Sling Player (Though I see its coming)
Never used it.
3. Ebook reader for Mobi pocket reader files..... -- I guess I need to move to PDF only and find a decent PDF viewer of which there appears much choice.
The pdf viewer is fine. But i dont read books on the phone anyway.
4. Some kind of SKYPE/MSN for outside '3' (I have the 3 versions) and checking out Fring.
Yeah - where the f**k is skype ? Its mental they dont have an android version.
5. A navigator like Tom Tom for Europe.
I missed totom too, but copilot ROCKS !
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fazm said:
hi
I just got my desire (upgrade from Blackstone) and it is amazing.. I am so happy but now down to business.
My Blackstone was tuned to perfection for my app needs (shame about the UI, constant crashing AND slowness despite NRG best efforts with excellent ROMs.)
I have covered lots of my needs and more with great Android Apps (see appbrain thread) but I cannot currently achieve the following.
1. active synch my local outlook email on my laptop.
Download HTC Sync from the HTC Website or it is on the CD that came with your desire.
2. Sling Player (Though I see its coming)
3. Ebook reader for Mobi pocket reader files..... -- I guess I need to move to PDF only and find a decent PDF viewer of which there appears much choice.
Download the FREE FBReader from the Market. Read all my MobiPocket files (PRC format) using this.
4. Some kind of SKYPE/MSN for outside '3' (I have the 3 versions) and checking out Fring.
5. A navigator like Tom Tom for Europe.
cheers
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1. active synch my local outlook email on my laptop.
Download HTC Sync from the HTC Website or it is on the CD that came with your desire.
3. Ebook reader for Mobi pocket reader files..... -- I guess I need to move to PDF only and find a decent PDF viewer of which there appears much choice.
Download the FREE FBReader from the Market. Read all my MobiPocket files (PRC format) using this.
MM
thanks for the options guys.. looks like most solved then except 1)
HTC synch does NOT synch emails and I really do not want to move to a exchange solutions.. i want active synch for android... I store my urgent inbox from multiple email accounts including work on outlook and I need this synced on my phone
I'm trying this currently "mylink"
http://www.wavestore.co.uk/index.php
ok i tried the demo and it works well. Only issue is the reviews are not good saying demo is hiding the bugs.. Looks like I will take a 10 quid gamble..
what is the best application?
Im using Documents To Go, does the job without hickups.
Didn't you get ThinkFree Office on the tab? I use that and it works great.
I have DocumentsToGo on my HTC Desire, and ThinkFree on the Tab (preinstalled of course). I've not played much in anger with ThinkFree, but my currently feeling is that it is better than DocumentsToGo.
All that being said, I should add that my primary use for both is reading email attachment, and not really creating/editing much.
Regards,
Dave
I thought ThinkFree would be useless bloatware, but its not, its pretty damn good actually. Fastest pdf renderer on android by a long mile (i've tried them all)
Hey guys I know many of you have been waiting for Polaris Office.
You can download Smart Office 2 from the Samsung app store for free.
There's also just smart office but the second version is better suited for our galaxy s3
It allows editing
What's wrong with Polaris? ^_^
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When I tried to open an Excel file with lots of formulas in it and used Polaris, everything was messed up.
So I downloaded other office viewer.
Polaris viewer at the moment is only a viewer. (read only)
Smart office allows you to edit and create files
Hi i bought my wife a samsung galaxy tab 10.1 2014 edition
ive been using it and really lke it
was thinking of getting one me self to replace my laptop as i work offshore and it would be easyer to take away with me for a month at a time
i like the expandable sd card slot so would be able to save all my films etc to it to watch when am away
the thing thats put me off is office apps
while am away i have to send off my timesheets etc
on my timesheet i have a windows word timesheet with a excel spreed sheet on the inbedded in the word document
on my wifes tab i am yet to find a office program that will let me edit my spreadsheet thats embeeded in word
what offices do you,s all use , and what is the best
I use Documents To Go due to its Bluetooth keyboard integration. The spreadsheet is used about 15 or so hours a week with a Bluetooth keyboard. If keyboard integration is not a consideration, Office Suite or the free ones are OK. If you are looking at moderate to heavy usage (me) then consider a Bluetooth keyboard case (I have a Poetic combination). Before settling on an application, consider your usage of a Bluetooth keyboard followed by compatibility.
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Documents To Go's Bluetooth implementation is superior to the rest, though it lacks in the bells and whistle department. It works and is stable.
Via my Note 3
simo0151 said:
Hi i bought my wife a samsung galaxy tab 10.1 2014 edition
ive been using it and really lke it
was thinking of getting one me self to replace my laptop as i work offshore and it would be easyer to take away with me for a month at a time
i like the expandable sd card slot so would be able to save all my films etc to it to watch when am away
the thing thats put me off is office apps
while am away i have to send off my timesheets etc
on my timesheet i have a windows word timesheet with a excel spreed sheet on the inbedded in the word document
on my wifes tab i am yet to find a office program that will let me edit my spreadsheet thats embeeded in word
what offices do you,s all use , and what is the best
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Try Polaris Office 5 for tablet first because it is free (Samsung apps).
Then you can try Office Suite.
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i like office suite the best, but its too expensive for what it is. Kingsoft is a close second for me and it's free. Quickoffice is ok. Polaris is horrible, mostly because it sucks at rendering pptxs from powerpoint. Couldn't comment on the word processor aspect.
I have used all of the above. I like Office Suite the best and I got it for free during one of Amazon's free app of the day. I have seen it there at least twice for free, but if you have to have a good suite try Office Suite 7. King Office is good, but to me, kind of cumbersome to use. Just my opinion...
Kingsoft worked best for Excel
kbboykin said:
I have used all of the above. I like Office Suite the best and I got it for free during one of Amazon's free app of the day. I have seen it there at least twice for free, but if you have to have a good suite try Office Suite 7. King Office is good, but to me, kind of cumbersome to use. Just my opinion...
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I have used all of the above as well, specifically OfficeSuite, QuickOffice, Kingsoft Office, Documents to Go, and Polaris. OfficeSuite used to be my favorite until I started having problems editing an Excel worksheet. The formulas were broken and necessary. I started testing all of the office apps with that specific excel (including a few other free office apps that I don't remember) and Kingsoft was the only one that could handle it well. I now only use Kingsoft office and haven't noticed any loss of functionality. It should be noted that I primarily use it for Excel so I can't comment on how it works with PowerPoint or Word. I have viewed PPT files using Kingsoft and that worked well, but did not edit them.
Edited to add documents to go to list of office apps tested.
Qzic said:
I have used all of the above as well, specifically OfficeSuite, QuickOffice, Kingsoft Office, Documents to Go, and Polaris. OfficeSuite used to be my favorite until I started having problems editing an Excel worksheet. The formulas were broken and necessary. I started testing all of the office apps with that specific excel (including a few other free office apps that I don't remember) and Kingsoft was the only one that could handle it well. I now only use Kingsoft office and haven't noticed any loss of functionality. It should be noted that I primarily use it for Excel so I can't comment on how it works with PowerPoint or Word. I have viewed PPT files using Kingsoft and that worked well, but did not edit them.
Edited to add documents to go to list of office apps tested.
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Do you use a Bluetooth keyboard?
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BclingergFJ said:
Do you use a Bluetooth keyboard?
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No. I have a bluetooth keyboard, but I never use it. I almost always have a laptop as well, so ifI need to lo lots of text entry I use that instead. Kingsoft office is free so you could dolwnload it and try it.
I have installed it several times and due to its Bluetooth keyboard support, uninstall it. Thanks though.
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