Can the flyer open Microsoft office documents as well as edit them? More specifically, excel documents.
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This is an android os system. anything you can get on a android play store. android does have word and excel programs that are compatible with windows office.
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Its opened word docs for me such as resumes from MS word, but I never used it 4 anything else. And I never revised a wors doc on it, but I'm sure it can.
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The most recent version of ChromeOS will allow you to edit native word and excel. (you can even do so on your android phone or tablet now) I don't know about ppt files. As for Google Docs, they are treated a bit different, with you being able to "share" a file from your google docs account. Since you are sharing it, the other person would be able to open, and if you allow, edit. But MS Office can not handle native google doc files.
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Yea, it first comes as the preview version for all of them, but once you set up your account they give all the Microsoft office things like PowerPoint, word, and outlook. And it's all free!
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All you would need to do is download the application you want and your good to go. I see there is a one called Documents to go that is compatible it has Word, Powerpoint, and Exel.
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Yes. Microsoft released Microsoft Office Mobile for Android on Jan 15, 2015. It is free and allows you to view and edit Microsoft documents (Word, Excel and Powerpoint). If you get a Office 365 subscription it opens even more features.
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Greetings, The WolVol netbooks come pre-installed with writing applications that allows you to create and edit documents, then save them as a Word file. It is also compatible with Excel and Power Point. You may also import other Word files through a USB stick to this unit, and edit them. Regards.
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yes and it works fairly well. Word and Excel can also read open office spreadsheets and docs.
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Yes, you can open and edit Office files, but usually by converting them to a Google Docs format. If you currently have a Google Account, you can use it right now to work on Google Docs. Usually when I get an email with a Word Doc attached, I right click it and tell it to send it to my Google Drive. From this, you can right click and tell it to open as a Google doc. I then work on it as a Google Doc. I sometimes save it in an office format or as a PDF. I also can then send permissions to people who I want to be able to edit or just make it open for everyone. I can send a link or embed the document in an email. I am a reporter for a radio station and use Google for my documents. Almost everything I used to do with Office, I now do with Google. Yes, there are some things I can not do, but this is very rare. I post a newsletter each day and write or edit over 1000 stories a year. I type into Google offline sometimes when I am at a meeting. Like your smartphone, you can find many apps that will enhance your use of the Chromebook.
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I use Open Office. I can open Word and Excel that were part of my files and originated using Microsoft software.
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No, it has the usual collection of junkware. If you're strapped for cash download (free) and install Apache Open Office. It's a full office suite (word processor, spreadsheet, presentation graphics) that reads and writes all the Microsoft Office format files. I use it and recommend it. Since it's free it's worth a try.
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It does have label capabilities, using the Avery formats, but I don't know if it will open existing files. In most cases, I have "cut and pasted" existing files.
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Consider switching to Open Office. Its free! Plus it can read MS office documents. In the "save as" options you can even save your Open Office doc as a MS doc. Just a suggestion from someone staggered by the price of office.
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Yes it does. To access microsoft word, you must click the icon on the top right corner to open the applications menu and then click on Documents to Go. This app contains Microsoft Word, Microsoft Powerpoint, and Microsoft Excel. Click on the cross icon you see on the screen and once you're asked what type of new document to work on, click on Microsoft Word.
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No. But you can download a free copy of Open Office, which is very close to MS office. Just google Open Office for a download and/or see the Open Office wiki article.
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Yes. It has full versions of Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and Notes on it. A huge savings.
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Yes, using the free QuickOffice app. There is a pro version also available.
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