Mobile Office, how to access files?

Anyone knows how to access your office documents (xls, ppt, doc etc) from Mobile office???
Can't see how to "import" or "browse" for files stored elsewhere on my phone. Help!

same problem ...
I don't know how to access my files from the app "office mobile"
and when I try to synchronize the local files on the device (Nokia N8) it always show me "unknown error"
but it works perfectly if I open any files (word, powerpoint or excel) from the "file" app ..

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