Docs2Go or Quick Office or ThinkFree Office

[kristalsoldier]

Hi...

I have to choose an app that can work with Office 2010 files on my Acer Iconia tablet. I would be buying the fully functional versions of any one of the above apps.

Which one would you recommend?

 

[vosg]

I have tried Docs2go for a few weeks, it works very well. Uninstalled it because it's quite expensive and I didn't really NEED it. I only used the spreadsheet. I don't know how it behaves on a tablet tho.

 

[kristalsoldier]

I have tried Docs2go for a few weeks, it works very well. Uninstalled it because it's quite expensive and I didn't really NEED it. I only used the spreadsheet. I don't know how it behaves on a tablet tho.

Thanks. I will be needing to use MS Word and PowerPoint extensively and I need it for my Acer Tab. Sometimes I wonder if I should have bought the W500 instead.

 

[Deleted User]

May be talking through my proverbial here but what about googledocs?

 

[kristalsoldier]

May be talking through my proverbial here but what about googledocs?

Two problems with Google Docs:

(1) Serious formatting issues with Word 2010 (particularly) docs

(2) To effectively use Google Docs, I need to be online, which I can't guarantee all the time, especially when I am traveling (I have not yet found a way to tether my phone to my tablet - I don't want to root either at the moment).

Thanks

Edit: Now, if Google did bring back their offline capability (a la Gears), then that would be something! It would really help if MS did something like that too. I guess what would be ideal is a virtually seamless movement between online and offline environments while working with documents etc.!