View Office Documents??

I am new to the BB realm of phones.
Currently enjoying my World Edition as I learn how to use it more and more every day.
What software is recommended for viewing microsoft word and excel documents.
How about pdf files?
Verizon...
Mac user
Message Edited by MTP on 02-03-2009 09:29 PM

amit1980 wrote:
I don't have any of the software u have mentioned.nor can I view pdf document on the mail. I get a message about the format not being supported by the device. I have the 4.5 version. Please help.....
Hi and Welcome to the Forums!
If you are on BES, then you must go see your BES admins as they control everything.
If you are on BIS, then please try the following:
1) Register HRT
Homescreen > Options > Advanced Options > Host Routing Table > BBKey (it does not matter which line is current) > Register Now
2) Resend Service Books
KB02830 Send the service books for the BlackBerry Internet Service
Now check to see if you can read a PDF file that comes in as an email attachment -- read it natively while it remains an attachment. You might have to send yourself a new email with a PDF attachment if the Service Book was corrupt at the time the old email arrived.
If that works for attached PDF's, then one down. Now to the ToGo Apps.
I don't recall which device OS level they were included with, but check here please:
Homescreen > Options > Advanced Options > Applications
After the list builds, scroll through to find "Documents To Go". If it is there, then you have them installed and simply need to find the icons on your BB.
If they are not there, then tether to your PC and launch the DTM application loader to re-install them.
Keep in mind that, natively (even with ToGo), you will not be able to read PDF's that are files stored on your BB. Only while they remain as an attachment is the Attachment Service able to render them for you. Once they are detached, you need an add-on app to read them, and the Standard ToGo software does not include that.
Good luck and let us know!
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