Documents To Go
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DataViz Documents To Go is an office suite for Palm OS, Windows Mobile and Symbian OS. Also, a larger-screen version would have been included with the Palm Foleo, but the product was cancelled before its release. The desktop tool is available for both Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X.
[edit] File compatibility
There are four version of Documents To Go available for Palm OS. The current version is 10.
- Documents To Go Standard is compatible with Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel.
- Documents To Go Professional adds compatibility with Microsoft PowerPoint and is included with most shipping Palm devices.
- Documents To Go Premium adds a PDF, JPG and BMP viewer, and Excel Chart compatibility, as well as a spell checker.
- Documents To Go Total Office adds Microsoft Outlook PIM synchronization and Microsoft Access database synchronization.
Documents To Go is also available for Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone and 6 Standard devices. This version includes support for Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, a PDF viewer and enables users to decompress zip files.
Documents To Go is also available for Symbian UIQ and Symbian Series 80 devices running the Symbian Operating System.
Starting in July 2008, Documents To Go will also be available for BlackBerry devices running BlackBerry Device Software version 4.5 or higher.
[edit] Features
Documents To Go for Palm OS has both a desktop tool and a handheld tool. The handheld tool can open Microsoft Office files from expansion cards, as well as its own compressed format from expansion cards or main handheld memory. It can edit the files, as well as format text font, color, size, and style, and has other features common to office suite software. The Premium edition can open and create Excel charts. The Slideshow To Go component can open native PowerPoint files, as well as those converted to its own format. However, it cannot edit or save native PowerPoint files, and does not support animations or sound.
The desktop tool automatically compares the desktop version of a file stored on the user's computer and the handheld version of the file. If they do not match, it applies changes made on one version to the other version, transferring the document to or from the device's memory.
