Using PC to open up documents via Phone Browser - ...

I naturally assumed I could dbl-click on a document in Phone Browser, open it up in Word, edit it, and save it back to the phone. I was very surprised when the document opens up in Read-Only mode! Surely this can't be right, and I'm doing something wrong - how do I open up a document on the phone, but using my PC? I'm connnected to the phone via Bluetooth...

I do not have 9300i any longer, but if you first move the file to another folder in PC (Suite will ask for "would you like to convert" if I remember right), can you edit it normally after that ?

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