[jmee_mo]

I guess it will be awesome when you typing on a physical keyboard and seeing the words on a large square screen. Lol
Just finished a composition on Z10 with Docs to go...feels much better than iPad.

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[czechberry]

Of course, Blackberry Passport is most productive phone, square display is especially made for reading and editing documents. Great for browsing on internet and reading e-books as well. :-)

[Thalakar]

It's one of the first devices that actually doesn't make me wish I was typing on a laptop instead when writing more than a few sentences.

By the way docs is included so I'm sure most have tried it

Just take the time to learn the capacitiv keyboard and shortcuts.


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[GeoK]

Docs to go works great for me. And yes, the screen size makes it appear so much better!

[Coraya]

Works great. Best yet. I used to write up reports using my 9650 for school a few years ago. Passport screen and keyboard provide a much better experience. I my hands are big to begin with, I don't know how in the world I used the 9650 back then.

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[scienceboy]

Works great. Like nothing else on the market!

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[gogogadgets]

Use Docs to Go every day on my Passport. Works and looks great.

[anon(870071)]

Of course, Blackberry Passport is most productive phone, square display is especially made for reading and editing documents. Great for browsing on internet and reading e-books as well. :-)

The only thing I'm a bit confused is how to move about and manage the information in each cell using docs to go version of excel.

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[ALToronto]

D2G still sucks as an Office suite, even on the Passport. Use Kingsoft Office for better functionality.

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[enixon]

Does Docs to Go sync with One Drive?

[enixon]

Never mind, I found my own answer. It does, for those who are wondering.

[annon91221]

Does Docs to Go sync with One Drive?

It does sync with one drive.. once you setup one drive account just choose OneDrive folder when you save the file or open it from there and when you tap save on D2G it automatically updates the file in one drive.

One trick that I use to get .docx files with D2G is that I create a .docx file via office mobile and open it on D2G and work on it there.. D2G doesn't have ability to create docx or xls files but can edit them fine. With xls files I have used MS office to create and put in all those elaborate formulas and formatting which then opened via xls work fine..

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[D_Schneider]

Blackberry needs to update Docs To Go ASAP! I use it one the Passport but there are so many features missing. A fully functional native office suite is a must! More than ever, now that the 'work wide' Passport is out.

[sorinv]

Yes. They need to provide something with full functionality where you should be able to create the same type of documents from scratch as you do on a PC and let you generate pdf files out of word and powerpoint files, as openOffice does.

[yasmar]

I've used Docs to Go quite a bit on my Passport. The only thing that annoys me about Docs to Go in general is that if I switch out of the app and then back in, I have to tap the screen before I can start typing again. I usually start typing and then realize no words are being inserted into the doc...

[thunderray]

I am now working on my PPT, leave my thinkpad home. I can easily synchronize what I done on both by Blend.

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[JLErwin3]

Yes. Works great.

[RexdaleNap]

Been using since bold 9700