Word Processing & spreadsheet ability on iPod?

I just had my Palm TX stolen, and I'm looking at replacing it with a Touch. I'm wondering if I can read and write files compatible with Word and Excel. Haven't found anything that says yes or no. Anyone know? Thanks.

Look at this App from the App Store. I think it will do what you want.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/documents-to-go-office-suite/id317117961?mt=8

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Word Processing/spreadsheet software?

Hi... I have a very basic question:
I am considering purchasing a BlackBerry Curve 8310 (AT&T). I was originally considering the 8820 but it lacks a camera. I'd actually prefer the 8320 for the WiFi capability but don't like to go with T-Mobile.
Since all BlackBerry phones have the BlackBerry operating system - rather than Windows Mobile - does this mean there is no word processing or spreadsheet capability built in? (i.e. software similar to Word, Excel, PowerPoint). Or is there reliable and trustworthy 3rd party software that can be downloaded and installed on the phone? If having word processing/spreadsheet ability is an important feature to me, would I be better to purchase a phone that has the Windows Mobile OS...such as the BlackJack II ? I've also read very good things about that phone, primarily that is has 3G capability.
Is it also true that the 8310 can take only photos and not streaming video?
Thanks... I appreciate your help before I buy a phone that might be a mistake and not meet my personal preferences.

Hello there!
Few softwares and word processing programs had been built for blackberry mobiles that i know about. eText Editor & Word Processor 1.21 is a good one that i am using but needs a windows OS on your blacberry. Microsoft office is also out there for your blackberry. I think Jarte is also a word processor program that is available for Blackberry mobiles, you can read about it in a blog post Jarte word processor to make it sure if it is available.

Suggestions for word processing/spreadsheet programs

I'd rather not use MS Office... are there any good comparable programs out there? Whether open source free or something that might cost a few bucks.
Linux has Open Office but as far as I know it's not ported to OS X.
All I need is something capable of saving in Word (.doc) format and I'd LIKE a spreadsheet program that's at least halfway smart. I do a lot of budget planning in Excel because of the math and using cell numbers within formulas etc etc.

Open Office has been ported, but can only be run via X11. However, NeoOfficeJ, is a native OS X port of Open Office. HTH.
-NifflerX

Opening appleworks word processing docs

So I am in the process of converting my 40,000 appleworks documents so they will open in Pages. I am converting all the word processing docs to appleworks 6.2.9. My question is: Is this enough? Will these documents now be safe or is there another step I have to take? I have converted my data bases to fileworks and just want to be sure that, down the road, I won't have a problem once all the AW WP docs are saved as AW6. I've been doing about 100 at a time. I open them all in AW6 and then quit AW and save them as AW6 docs and (I just hold down the return key) trash the AW pre-6 and Clarisworks docs after saving them as AW6 docs. Now they open in Pages. I'm just worried that the next system upgrade might screw me up again. I've been avoiding upgrading from 10.6.8 until I'm sure I won't lose these docs.

You can open AppleWorks 6 word processing, spreadsheets & presentations in Pages, Numbers & Keynote respectively. You cannot open any other type (draw, paint or database) of AppleWorks 6 documents with any iWork application nor can you open AppleWorks 5 or any version of ClarisWorks documents.
There is no special importing needed. There are several methods you can use, common to most Mac applications. Use the Open dialog, Control- or right-click & choose the desired application from Open With in the contextual menu or drag the icon of the file onto the desired application icon in the Finder or the Dock.
If you want to (semi-) permanently change the application to open the files, you can do it in Get Info. I'm not sure how successful this would be with AppleWorks documents, though, since OS X does not differentiate between the various AppleWorks document types & there are three different applications you would use.

Need common interface across devices for word processing and spreadsheets with shared files

Need software for Mac, PC, iPad & iPhone with common word processing interface across devices (spreadsheet as well).
Need shared access to files through home NAS or cloud.
Trying MS Office 365, Google Docs & Sheets, OpenOffice,
Trying iCloud, Google Drive, OneDrive, DropBox, WD MyCloud.
So far each has fatal flaw.
Suggestions?

Office, Office for Mac and the Office Apps for iOS can all read from and write to OneDrive. You can create folder structures however you want them, and read files from them normally though the Apps.
You do need an Office 365 subscription for certain editing features on the iPhone Office Apps though.
As to a backup, from either the PC or the Macbook, you should be able to simply drag and drop your files to the external drive form the OneDrive folder.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/onedrive/id823766827?mt=12
You can access your documents from anywhere, as long as you have an internet connection. Updates are applied almost immediately.
Why did One Drive not work?

Writing CAN data to a spreadsheet or word processing file.

Hi. I need to know how I can write CAN data to a spreadsheet or word processing file. I have a vi that reads information from a CAN device and I need to write everything that is read to a spreadsheet or word processing file. Also I'm getting an error message using a vi that uses the frame API to write and read frames. It happens when I change the read or write queue value. Right now they are set at 100 each and when I change them just a little(even by 1) there is an error. Thanks in advance.

I would recommend against writing DIRECTLY to Excel, while the CAN vi is running, the MSOffice interface is too slow to be doing while the CAN vi is running. There are 2 different ways you can get around this problem though.
1. When you receive a CAN frame you want to log, write it to a buffer of some kind in Labview (this could be a string buffer wired to a shift register, it simply adds the new data to the end of the buffer) then when your VI closes, it writes the string data to an excel worksheet.
2. You could log the data to a text file, if you use the Write File.vi (in the File I/O pallette) you can quickly write data to a file if it is done correctly. DO NOT use the VI's on the first row (Write to Spreadsheet.vi and Write Characters to File.vi) because they will be too slow, they open the file, write data, and then close the file each time they run, which takes too much time.
As for changing the buffers, you can do that, if you change the buffers at the time you call ncCANConfig, if you change the buffers after that you will get an error.

I am considering buying a MBA but i need to do word processing, making power point presentations, and also to use publisher for work, does the MBA have the ability to do these things, if so will I be able to continue with work done on a MBA with a PC?

I am considering buying a mac book air and I was wondering if I can still do word processing, make powerpoint presentations and use publisher like i would on a PC? Also if I can then would I be able to continue with work done on the mac book on a PC and all the computers at school are not macs ?

I am using the 11" MBA with Office 2011 (with latest updates). The form factor is great for travel.
Powerpoint presentations work well, but there are some issues with creating a presentation under OSX then continuing editing under Windows (Powerpoint 2010). I've experienced problems with custom backgrounds not rendering correctly while editing slides under Windows when the original presentation was created under OSX. If you stick with the "standard" themes I imagine you'll be OK.
Also, there is a major drawback in that there is no IR port on the new MBA(s). Therefore, you cannot use an Apple Remote to control a slide show. Yes, there is an app for the iPhone that can control a Keynote slide presentation using Bluetooth, but since I haven't tried it, I cannot say if that app will work for Mac Powerpoint 2011.
What is really needed is an "Apple Bluetooth Remote". (please, if anyone from Apple is listening...)
Your only option to run Publisher is to run Windows in a virtual machine (e.g. Fusion or Parallels) with Publisher installed as there is no Mac version.
I run Fusion with Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 configured as a workstation and Office 2010 as my main travel machine and it is very responsive. Even using Windows Aero Theme which is knowned to be graphics intensive.

Just bought a macbook pro. Was it supposed to come with an office package-word processing, presentation, spreadsheet?

Just bought a Macbook Pro. Does it come with word processor, spreadsheet, etc. or do I buy that?

Everything that is included with a new MBP can be found CLICKY CLICK---> HERE!

How to Scan a Paper Doc & Convert It with OCR to a Word Processing Format

In an effort to save others with a similar need some time, I am posting a simple method of using he iPhone to scan a document and convert it, using optical character resolution, to an editable word processing format, usable on computers or iPhones and Android smartphones - all with free apps. I found no free one-stop-shopping apps that did the job themselves.
To begin, use the DocScan app to scan the paper document. this results in an Acrobat file (pdf). If the document is already in pdf form, move on to the next step.
Next, upload the pdf file to your Google Drive workspace, which automatically puts it through an OCR conversion, Google Drive automatically recognizes the text within pdf files uploaded from iPhones.
Then open the file within Google Drive, select Open In and choose the Able2Extract app.
Select the pdf file in Able2Extract and convert it to an MS Word (docx) file, which can be opened by Pages, Word or other word processing programs. It can also be converted to a spreadsheet or presentation MS Office format.
Finally, transfer the new docx file to the Documents app, the Dropbox app or another storage app, from which a word processing program can access it for editing.
Many apps, including Able2Extract, convert all types of files into pdf format when going the reverse direction.

Good day Larry,
Are you referring to CreatePDF's ability to export existing PDF files to Word? I want to confirm as Adobe CreatePDF doesn't have any sort of interface with scanners.
Let me know a bit more about how you're creating your PDF files and then how you're using the CreatePDF service and I may be able to answer your question (or at least try!)
Kind regards,
David

FBL5N & Word processing functionality

Hi All,
It's my first time in this forum and I need some information about FBL5N functionality.
My issue is related to "word processing" coming from LIST button (in the toolbar).
Let's say. I execute FBL5N in order to display all open items for a customer. I would like to create a ".doc" account statement for sending it to the customer.
So, I click on LIST button ==> EXPORT ==> WORD PROCESSING ==> form letter processing with MS word. Now a window pops up: USE MAIL MERGE FIELD FOR "new Word document" - ASSIGN PASSWORD: "no password" ==> click on green button (V button). A word document is going to be created: for a while I can see the grid containing invoices list but, in a while, it disappears and into the file ".doc" (that has been opened) will appear the following script: "Insert the mail merge fields".
How can I solve this issue? Does it depend on OS or MS version? (obviously OS is regular -licenced WIN XP- and Microsoft Office 2003 is licensed too). What have I to know (or to do) to solve my issue?
I underline that I don't want to use spreadsheet, local file or RTF format functionalities: ".doc" (word processing) only!
Thank you for you appreciated help!
Have a nice day,
Stefano

Hi,
But still you can get the word document....
Go to menu item List->Export->Word Processing...
Choose Create document radio button and select check boxes like Include Colors< & Start MS word...
And then specify the folder and the file name to save the .doc file in your local PC.
Thats it...
You will see all the data in your word doc as same as your SAP screen FBL5N.
There you can change the page settings like LandScape to see all the data.
This will solve your issue.
Thanks,
Srinu

HT4168 I have created an 100 page booklet in Pages, with many photographs, can I export it to ePub, and make an electronic book, because it says that "Note: The Pages document must have been created using a word processing template"?

I have created an 100 page booklet in Pages, with many photographs, and much written word, can I export it to ePub, and make an electronic book, because it says that "Note: The Pages document must have been created using a word processing template"?....
Basically what I want to do is publish the document into both an eDocument, and a hard copy document. What is the best way to do this?

No Peter, this statement came right off the Apple ePub statement when outlining how to use ePub. the full context is:
Creating ePub files with Pages
Summary
Learn how to create ePub files with Pages.
Products Affected
Pages '09
ePub is an open ebook standard produced by the International Digital Publishing Forum. Pages ’09 lets you export your documents in ePub format for reading with iBooks on iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
iBooks supports both ePub and PDF file formats, and you can export both from Pages.
When to use ePub or PDF
Use ePub when text is the most important part of your document, for example when you create a book, a report, a paper, a thesis, or classroom reading material.
More details on using ePubUse PDF when layout is the most important part of your document, for example when you create a brochure, a flyer, or a manual with multiple illustrations.
More details on using PDF
Creating an ePub Document to Read in iBooks
You can export any Pages word processing document to the ePub file format for reading in an ePub reader, such as the iBooks application on the iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. Documents created in page layout templates can’t be exported to the ePub format.
Documents exported to ePub format will look different than their Pages counterparts. If you want to get the best document fidelity between the Pages and ePub formats, style your Pages document with paragraph styles and other formatting attributes allowed in an ePub file. A sample document is provided on the Apple Support site that features styles and guidelines to help you create a Pages document that’s optimized for export to the ePub file format, which you can use as a template or a guide. To learn more about using paragraph styles in Pages, see the topics under the heading “Working with Styles” in the Pages built-in help.
To read your ePub document in iBooks on your mobile device, you must transfer the ePub file that you create onto your device.
To use the “ePub Best Practices” sample documentTo learn more about using the ePub format and get a better feel for how a Pages document might appear as a book in iBooks, it’s a good idea to download the “ePub Best Practices” sample document. After reading the guidelines and instructions within the document, you can use it as a template to create your own document. You can also import the styles from the sample document into a new document you create.
Download the “ePub Best Practices” sample document at the following web address:
http://images.apple.com/support/pages/docs/ePub_Best_Practices_EN.zip
Do either of the following:Use the sample document as a template.Import the paragraph styles from the sample document into a new or existing Pages document.
Export the document you create to ePub format to see how it looks in iBooks.
Preparing an existing Pages document for export to ePub format
Documents exported to the ePub format automatically appear with page breaks before every chapter. A table of contents is automatically generated, which allows readers to jump quickly to any chapter title, heading, or subheading in the book. In order to create a meaningful table of contents, it’s important to apply appropriate styles within your document. The ePub reader uses the paragraph styles to determine which items should appear in the table of contents for your book.
Note: The Pages document must have been created using a word processing template.

Combining word processing and page layout templates

Does anyone know how to (or if it's possible at all) merge or combine a Pages 09 document set up on the "Pages Layout" template with one set up on "Word Processing" template properly? Can these two templates "talk to each other"?
I'm trying to combine some of my separate class notes for my students into one file, and some were created in Page Layout, with visuals, charts, pics, etc. I also have some Word Document notes that I'd like to merge with the other notes to create one "class notes" file for my students. But I can't seem to do that, for some reason. I can copy individual pages from the Page Layout notes and paste them into my Word Document notes, but they paste as two pages (one page is blank). When I delete that page, the other one is deleted, too. I can't copy and paste from the other direction (word doc to page layout) at all, and like I said, the other way is a little off, as well.
Any ideas, or is this just not possible in Pages 09? Thanks.

Re: Jerry
I'd like to stay in one or the other, but I just like features that are only in one or the other. For example, I like in WP mode that when I get to the end of a page of writing and keep going, a new page appears (with formatting and layout intact on the next). If I'm in PL mode and writing in a text box, it just goes beyond the viewable screen. I also like the ability to select and move around individual pages in PL mode, and that doesn't seem to be available in WP mode (they're all stuck together and move in clumps). But you're right, I'm just going to have to stick with one and figure out some workarounds for some things I like. Since I think I'll be more in WP mode, I'll try to move stuff over from PL.
Re: Peter
Thanks for the advice... it's already helped me try to come up with some ways to fix things. The whole click away thing to give me floating objects has been great! You're right, this does seem like a design flaw, but I suppose Apple can't be all things to all people. Still, I'd like a little more...
Re: Yvan
Hang in there! You're right, Pages is tough when trying to use created projects in other apps! Like you said, I'm working to rebuild the layout. By the way, my PL document was 16 pages, which when transferred to WP mode doubled in size! Sheesh...
Thanks to all—I think I'm going to be able to work through this "issue" after all. I appreciate everyone's help.
Daniel

What are your preferred word processing and drawing apps?

I currently use LibreOffice for most purposes, because it has both word processing and drawing software built-in, because it can read many file formats, without as much trouble as most other office suites. Unfortunately, while it can import AppleWorks word-processing documents, it can't import drawings, spreadsheets, etc., and while it can import older Word word-processing documents, it tends to corrupt the tables, the fancier quotes, etc. Also unfortunately, it does not work well with speech-to-text/dictation, not that dictation works well. Also unfortunately, it sometimes screws up imported images.
I try to minimize formatting to avoid that in the future.
I used to use Appleworks for most purposes, but it isn't supported anymore.
I tried TextEdit, but it doesn't allow me to save different versions of the same document, or a new document based on an old document, it screws with page margins, and it doesn't have drawing software. I used to use Word, and at one point used Pages, but there are all sorts of issues with their file formats and incompatibilities between different versions.
I would like a functional but not excessively fancy word-processing and drawing tool, and either as part of that, or in addition to that, a suitable version comparison tool. I draw a lot of maps, so the drawing program has to respect scale, and I have coordination problems, so it has to make it easy to put the right object in the right place. I've had trouble with that in LibreOffice.
So in general, what word processing and office suite software do you think works for your needs, or would work for my or other people's needs?

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Word processing for seniors

Folks,
I realize this is a Pages forum, but I would appreciate help on a slightly broader topic. My father in law is about 80 and uses Pages to write documents for his family history. He really just needs to write text and insert pictures, with no fancy formatting. Truth is, he somehow gets different fonts, sections, etc. by mistake, and his documents are screwed up like Hogan's goat. I fix them as best I can, but the assignment of text to sections, etc. makes it nearly impossible for a non-Pages expert.
Could anyone recommend a word processing program with minimal functionality, but with the ability to insert photos in line with text? The fewer features he doesn't need, the better for him and me. Any advice is much appreciated.
Best regards,
Don

TextEdit might be the answer for him.
Also, the new version of Pages (version 5) is very watered down and that might work too. He would need Mavericks installed to run Pages 5, though.

Word Processing Software for brand new MacBook Pro

Is it possible that my new MacBook Pro doesn't come with any word processing software? I never thought to ask about this before making my purchase. I'm new to Apple--just came over from the PC darkside--and would love some help on this. Thanks!

Ronda mentions TextEdit and whilst it is not as sophisticated as some high end word processing software, it does have more ability than a lot of people realize. Most people have not taken the time to explore it.
Peruse some of its features in the following link. It may be enough to suit your needs.
The case for using TextEdit as your word processor, Part 1

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