Comments on: TealDoc 5.00 Includes Document Converter
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RE: I don't like it
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TealDoc is designed to display content, not type up the next great novel. Wordsmith does make a really good reader (I am registered user of both) but comparing it with TealDoc is not fair for either product. WordSmith doesn't support secure documents, content protection, embedded images, etc...
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WordSmith is a GREAT word processor, but as a DOC reader, it has a long way to catch up.
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Even though I paid for TealDoc, I switched to DeepReader.
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RE: I don't like it--BUT Quickword...
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But a previous poster cites opening it on Wordsmith and Wordsmith can only open Word files and Palm Doc.
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Even though I paid for TealDoc, I switched to DeepReader."
How far into the niche market do you want them to go? How many will adopt the res format for the NR70? They're not going to do it in the 'immediate future'. Relax. It took long enough for apps to support 320x on the other Sony PDAs.
TealDoc is supeior if you do not need to edit documents
RE: TealDoc is supeior if you do not need to edit documents
You have old version?
RE: TealDoc is supeior if you do not need to edit documents
The Teal Point limitations
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