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RE: Ever tried it?
Generating document files is as easy as selecting the Repligo Printer and printing. It's VERY simple. Basically, if you can print it, you can send it to RepliGo. That's power.
Also, the company is very responsive. They seem to actually want to please their customers. I am often put off by upgrade fees, but this is one I'll gladly pay because the product is great and the service/support has been top-notch.
For what it's worth, I am running it on a Sony Clie NX70V, so it's speed is very good.
Just my $.02 from a very satisfied customer...
RE: Ever tried it?
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RE: Ever tried it?
I have it on my TT3, and it DOESN'T support the full screen, and on my PDF manuals for my car that I tried loading, couldn't convert them, and I was stuck trying to view a condensed version, w/o the capability to zoom in to a level that made the text readable.
If you are on the fence about this program over Adobe, go ahead and jump!
RE: Ever tried it?
yes - always been bloated and slow on the dewsktop too. i've never been able to understand how this slogware ever become the standard. the palm version is especially terrible.
RE: Ever tried it?
I have printboy and btprint and none of them can compare with the printing power of this software. I think I will buy it!
RE: Ever tried it?
It won't replace Documents To Go, but is it a good reason to skip the upgrade that gives you PowerPoint compatability (unless you need to edit PowerPoint files on the Palm).
Mike
RE: Ever tried it?
I use it on my MPx200 and it's allowed me to do nothing short of going virtually paperless in my work and personal life. Convert anything quickly and cheaply.
Great Viewer
RE: Great Viewer
Jim Moy - Software Engineer, Cerience
(The views expressed by the author may not represent the views of Cerience Corporation, etc., etc.)
RE: Great Viewer
This should be what Acrobrat PDA version 2 should be...
Cerience can innovate such a wonderful product compared to big and bulky Adobe ...
Adobe should learn to KISS (Keep It Sexily Simple )like Cerience...
Look like this time, a giant is overwhelmed by a superAnt...
<:^}
RE: Great Viewer
RE: Great Viewer
RE: Great Viewer
I hope not. They would mess up a good thing!
RE: Great Viewer
upgrade only for OS5 devices
Unless I missed it, the news item does not mention this.
In the Spirit of Umoja,
Ronin
RE: upgrade only for OS5 devices
"RepliGo 2.0 for Palm OS 5 brings incredible new functionality and blazing speed to your document viewing experience on the latest and most innovative Palm OS 5 devices available."
Desktop viewer
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RE: Desktop viewer
"The best part is that RepliGo Viewer 2.0 for Windows is free! All RepliGo Viewers are free to use and distribute to your colleagues. Simply purchase the conversion software, created (sic) RepliGo documents, and distribute them to your mobile or desktop workforce."
(I noted the typo which should be "create" not "created.") The free Adobe Reader can read pdf files. However, the free Cerience RepliGo 2.0 reader cannot read pdf files. It can only read pdf files that have been converted to the RepliGo format using the not-free conversion software. So...as much as I am not a fan of Adobe Reader, a comparison between the free Adobe reader and the not-actually-free RepliGo reader is not fair.
RE: Desktop viewer
So...as much as I am not a fan of Adobe Reader, a comparison between the free Adobe reader and the not-actually-free RepliGo reader is not fair.
end quote
True, no comparison at all. Adobe is supposed to be a cross platform publishing product that allow you to view the same thing regardless of the platform. It's not when it comes to Palm.
RepliGo will convert a PDF file to the Palm and it looks EXACTLY like the PDF file would look on your desktop. Graphics, lines, drawing, text, color and all. Exactly the same.
With the free Adobe reader, you get 'not exactly' ;)
Mike (you get what you pay for).
Beam files from Palm to Desktop
I allways get the same error "Could not find receiving handheld computer".
and yes, I do have an infrared port.
Please Help!
RE: Beam files from Palm to Desktop
RE: Beam files from Palm to Desktop
Haven't done this in a while since BT came along, but I think if you beam a contact from your Palm to your desktop, don't 'ok' the transfer on the desktop just yet, and then start your IR transfer to the Palm it will work.
YMMV
brad
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