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You can view Excel and Word documents on K750 |
S4k1s
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But you are not actually looking at word documents then but html files... |
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ambyzown
Joined: May 11, 2005
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Wow, thats nice, one more useful feature of the K750.
Doesn't matter that its a HTML file, the fact remains that u can view those documents on the phone. Brilliant. |
S4k1s
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Probably nice for you guys. Is K750 getting smarter or its users =P |
etaab
Joined: Jan 23, 2004
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Definitely the users.
I think i was the only one who learned how to resize a 2mp picture into a small thumbnail on the phone, to send via Bluetooth or use as a contact picture. 
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optiplex
Joined: Nov 23, 2005
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Not as cool as viewing a real word document though. I mean first you have to convert it in a PC, that doesn't make it as practical as viewing it directly from the mobile. However still, a nice workaround. |
etaab
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Its a matter of opinion, but i reckon how i figured that out on my K750i was pure genius ! 
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max_wedge
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you have good self esteem don't you mate 
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max_wedge
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On 2006-02-15 22:20:06, S4k1s wrote:
Probably nice for you guys. Is K750 getting smarter or its users =P
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K750 is as smart as the java app that's written for it. Why is programming hard? Why can't I learn java by sleep listening?
Oh well, back to google......java j2me tutorials.....numbers, letters everywhere 
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etaab
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On 2006-02-17 01:02:00, max_wedge wrote:
you have good self esteem don't you mate
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No, actually its pretty low atm, thanks to a woman.. :'(
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Pistolprins
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Well, if you really want Word on your cellphone then this is probably the closest you're gonna get:
http://www.gadgetgeek.dk/java/apps/ms-word/
Works on my SE K750i and allows for the most native Word-document format.
Not full Word functionally but close enough in a needed situation (well, at least for me  |
etaab
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I dont see a download link there..
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max_wedge
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It's fairly basic. You can't use any formatting other than font size, so it's a bit pointless calling it's file "rtf". They may be rtf, but without the ability to even underline or bold stuff, it's not much better than a text editor. You can't select or copy and paste either.
And it doesn't have jsr-75 support, so you can't even save the file in your file system. You have to email then (min 27cent gprs connection fee on my isp) to get them off the phone.
I can use the jsr-75 Texteditor app to create large text files in the file system, then I can email, bluetooth whatever.
Hopefully this app will be developed for true formatting feature (such as bold etc) and jsr-75 support. If it does I'll buy it.
Etaab, re your girl problems, don't let it get you down buddy, they ain't worth it!! Besides, esato loves ya, what do you need her for? (besides form the obvious )
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etaab
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A bit of a pointless app then. It looked quite good in the screenshot too.
Regarding my woman trouble, easier said than done mate, but thanks anyway.
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max_wedge
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yeah, the look of "ms word" on the text editor app would be nice. The ability to email direct from the app is nice, but jsr-75 is ultimately more usefull (since you can still email the file, but using the phones email app)
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Pistolprins
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Well, how about a spreadsheet for JAVA-enabled phones then:
http://www.gadgetgeek.dk/java/apps/mc2/
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Posted: 2006-02-15 18:27
