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Finally! Edit GDocs on the go

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YEEAAAAAHH!! FINALLY!!!
 
I still get the old docs here. Is this another one of those things where GAFYD users get it months later?
 
bluenova said:
I still get the old docs here. Is this another one of those things where GAFYD users get it months later?
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They said they're "rolling it out" so it will hit all users within a couple of days to a couple of week. I haven't gotten it yet lol
 
pool_shark said:
I use Documents to go. Two updates ago they added a google docs feature.
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Does it support bulleted lists? That's been my problem. I tried QuickOffice to no avail. Same with Evernote and SpringPad. Watching the video it looks like bullets are supported. You can't beat free :)
 
ekyle said:
Does it support bulleted lists? That's been my problem. I tried QuickOffice to no avail. Same with Evernote and SpringPad. Watching the video it looks like bullets are supported. You can't beat free :)
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Docs to go has bullets, numbering, bold, indents, underscore, strike through, etc.
It's $15, but I want to be able to edit and create locally without having to depend on having a good signal to access Google docs.
 
pool_shark said:
Docs to go has bullets, numbering, bold, indents, underscore, strike through, etc.
It's $15, but I want to be able to edit and create locally without having to depend on having a good signal to access Google docs.
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Actually they had a sale on it a while back and I picked it up for $5 or $10 or whatever. With Google docs coming out maybe they might drop the price permanently.
 
sergey said:
Actually they had a sale on it a while back and I picked it up for $5 or $10 or whatever. With Google docs coming out maybe they might drop the price permanently.
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No fair.
The $15 was a sale too, the normal price, if I'm not mistaken is $30.
 
pool_shark said:
Docs to go has bullets, numbering, bold, indents, underscore, strike through, etc.
It's $15, but I want to be able to edit and create locally without having to depend on having a good signal to access Google docs.
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Very true. I might check it out if the price does drops. I'm waiting for the next wave of phones that don't use apps, only web apps lol
 
Try editing a spreadsheet with this website. It fails horribly. Try the same spreadsheet with DTG/Google Docudrunk and you will see it works.
 
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