Comments on: Quickies: Xiino, Office Suites, Palm Tipsheet, and More
The English version of Xiino is now available. This is a web browser that offers support for Javascript, 128-bit SSL encryption, color, tables, cookies, and frames. It costs $25. -Ed
PMN Publications has an article on office suites, including reviews of the latest versions of Documents To Go, Iambic Office, and Quickoffice. It also has interviews with the software developers behind each product. -PR
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RE: Xiino and Javascript
Perhaps Xiino only supports Javascript embedded in the web page you're looking at, but does not support external window Pop-Ups.
I haven't tried this version of Xiino, so can't say for sure.
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Staroffice and Palm's various spreadsheet apps
I.M. Anonymous @ 6/6/2002 11:21:04 AM #
Any of the spreadsheet app for Palm that support Suites other than that of Microsoft? Some like Quickoffice will not even let you transfer .xls files to your Palm unless you have MS EXcel installed on your Desktop.
RE: Staroffice and Palm's various spreadsheet apps
I use www.openoffice.org and would like to see Palm's various office suites support some non-Microsoft desktop office suites.
RE: Staroffice and Palm's various spreadsheet apps
From what I remember, Docs to Go will allow you to transfer files to your Palm regardless of whether you have Microsoft Office installed. The files just have to be in a Microsoft Office file format, which most office suits let you export to anyways.
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