#cloudon

[selinakhatu-blog]

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[peter9843-blog]

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[caritovloka15]

¿Quien necesita Microsoft Office? use CloudOn

La app de Microsoft Office para iOS y Android no aparecerá hasta finales del próximo año. Aquellos de ustedes que esperan para que Microsoft dé a conocer una versión de Office para iOS o Android deben dejar de esperar y usar la app de Office, CloudOn. Informes de Microsoft Office para iOS y Read more at http://internautas21.com/quien-necesita-microsoft-office-use-cloudon/

[nasimedini]

Free alternative to Word for iPad Devices

Free alternative to Word for iPad Devices

Free alternative to Word for iPad Devices

Despite the large number of applications that allow users to create documents on smart devices, but the subject of interoperability between these applications with the famous programs such as Microsoft Word may be disturbing because the document does not appear to have the form required. (more…)

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[amyaschrcl]

Thing 6 | Creating and Editing Docs

I was super excited to see I could link the CloudOn app to my Google Docs account. I usually having running lists of ideas or to-do's lists in my Google Drive, in addition to tracking my spending/monthly budgets. Having access to these with my phone to either remember something or add to my lists in an app that also lets me create Microsoft documents to be used on a computer seemed like a great addition to my apps.

After using it, I was pretty disappointed in its quality. The view of Word Doc, Excel, etc isn't very visually appealing. In it's description, a benefit is that you are viewing these items as they look on a computer so you don't need to re-learn any of the tools - but if you think of a Microsoft word file condensed down to the size of your phone, you realize it's not that much more user friendly.

It also would auto-correct my spelling when I was actually spelling words correctly, to an incorrect spelling. For example, I typed the word 'cloud' and as I hit space it changed it to 'clcloud'. Then when I misspelled the word 'initially" (missing an l) it auto-corrected to 'iminitiality'.

After that, I decided to jump over to previously created files in my Google drive and see if they worked any better. When I opened my budget tracker (in a spreadsheet format) I was told "Changes to this Google Doc file will be saved in a new Office file." I suppose I understand why this is necessary, but it completely removes the convenience I was expecting when having access to these documents on all of my devices.

I've already deleted this app, and will return to using my Google Docs app for access to these files. When it comes to creating and editing docs, I realize that's just not something I'm interested in doing from my phone - I'm better off emailing something to myself and formatting it into a document later when I have the use of a full-size monitor.

[johnmahaseth]

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CloudOn launches web editor, CloudOn Pro paid service

Many cloud-based productivity apps start on the web and eventually make their way to mobile devices. Not CloudOn : it just launched a web version of its previously mobile-only document editor. Mac and Windows users can now run a virtual Office session using a small plugin for either Chrome or Safari. They may have to pay for some functionality, however, as CloudOn is launching a paid CloudOn Pro … Windows Mobile