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Documents To Go First To Fill Office Editing Gap for Windows Mobile 5 Smartphone Devices

Documents To Go First To Fill Office Editing Gap for Windows Mobile 5 Smartphone Devices

February 13, 2007

By: Christopher Meinck

DataViz has released Documents To Go for Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone offering Motorola Q users the ability to edit Office documents.

The #1 selling Palm OS office editing suite, Documents To Go, will now allow users of Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone devices to view, edit and create Word, Excel and PowerPoint files on their devices and in their native formats. In addition, users can view Adobe PDF files and decompress zipped e-mail attachments. Other features include support for password protected Word and Excel files and the ability to view, edit and create Excel charts. Documents To Go is available for a wide variety of Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone devices such as the Motorola Q, Samsung BlackJack, T-Mobile Dash, T-Mobile SDA, Cingular 3125 and Cingular 2125, to name a few.

"We are excited to expand our product line to include Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone devices," said Danny Tu, Product Manager, DataViz, Inc. "Documents To Go provides an effective and reliable document editing solution which retains 100% file formatting with InTact Technology. Users can have complete confidence when editing and emailing Office files such as a sales contract or year end reports right from their devices."

Pricing and Availability

Documents To Go for Windows Mobile Smartphone retails for $29.99 and is available as a free trial in the Everything Q Software Store.

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211655 said:

	You can also use CV office
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February 16, 2007
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My-Q said:

	I have a Motorola Q. I've been using Documents2Go for about three weeks and I have yet to find a problem with working on my documents and opening them with Word. Works good with OpenOffice for Linux users.
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February 22, 2007
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btechie said:

	Word, Excel and Powerpoint work fine but the PDF viewer is a bit of a problem especially for viewing symbols!
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February 23, 2007
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Ripco said:

	I purchased documents to go for mobile 5 for my telus Q, after installing it, it causes voice command to crash. The only way to stop it from crashing is it uninstall the software. anyone else ever heard of this?
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