Hi, Im having problems converting Office 2003 files to my Windows Mobile 2003 PPC. Anyone knows a converter that works?
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Pocket Word does not support many of the features of Word on the PC. The conversion process strips out things that it can't handle.
Have you tried TextMaker? That works on Word.Doc files.
What i want is: create an Excel 2003 worksheet and then export it to my PPC, when im doing that my PC says that it cannot convert that worksheet to PPC format.
Is there any converter that CAN convert an Excel 2003 worksheet to PPC.
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also, has anyone managed to get wmp10 yet ?
I have Media Player 10 on my M2000 (Blue Angel)
Hello, maybe you can help because nobody else could. How to use remote desktop, I mean how can I connect hd2 to my laptop with win7. And other question, is there any posibility to use my hd2 to operate for example power point in my computer ?
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Remote desktop will work only with windows xp, windows vista business, vista ultimate, vista enterprise, windows 7 pro and windows 7 ultimate. If you have any other version (and i'm guessing your laptop is running windows 7 home) you can forget about using remote desktop but you can use VNC. There are many VNC clients that will work with windows mobile and even more that will work with windows xp/vista/7.
As for your second question, i'm not sure i understand. Surely if you want to remote control powerpoint you would be using RDP or VNC
here you 'll find how to install and enchance MS reader on latest windows mobile versions, it's tested on HTC HD2 but should work also on other devices.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=671324
Cannot believe it does not allow to jot notes with the scribe on the powerpoint file.
I saw someone suggested converting them to PDF file..
is it the only way?
And, which software is good for converting tones of powerpoint file and free, thanks!
Bump.
Any feedback on this? Do any of the office suites on the market allow PowerPoint inking? Or is it necessary to convert to PDF first?
Thanks!
I just use MS office to convert every presentation to a pdf.
On the go I use an android / online service, but they tend to have issues with animations and strange backgrounds.