I have templates in Microsoft Office that I use daily. Can I use the handwriting app on the templates?
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When you take out the pen while in Microsoft word, the application allows you to sketch and draw over your existing templates.
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MS word, powerpoint and onenote all support handwriting. Thus you don't need third party apps for your office temps.
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I have been able to use it anywhere text can be entered. So I would expect it to work.
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And if your use of this heavily depends on hqbdwriting, I recommend samsung tablets with s-pen or surface pro. Thinkpad tablet has digitizer calibrition issues.
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No, you can use Microsoft office via the Skydrive Web Apps or open and edit the documents with the built-in Quickoffice
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As far as I know, there is no MS Office Android app. But there are several apps that allow you to read Office documents. The one I use is Office Suite Pro. I can load my work documents for meetings or use Drop box (another app) and view documents on the go without having to carry them with me.
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I agree with JohnG No,but you can download apps for any office docs using Google Drive Viewer. Hope this helps you Amy- GeoD
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That version of Office will only work on computers. "Office Mobile for Office 365" is in the Google Play Store and requires a 365 subscription. Steve Balmer hinted that they are trying to make an Office for Android. There are numerous other apps that can use Office files, including Quickoffice (free, and signup NOW to get 15GB on free Google Drive). Otherwise, you COULD install an emulated Windows OS on Android and then install Microsoft Office, however, this would be really slow.
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I believe the template was from a website, so it should be compatible because you will use the Avery template rather than apple pages.
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Word and OneNote have Android versions, however they are designed for mobile phone use so the screen might adjust weird. There are a ton of plugin's available to view MS files and edit if you just use the free Google Office products. For OneNote this is the blurb from the Microsoft website: Note There is no Mobile Viewer for OneNote. Instead, install the OneNote app for your iPhone or your Android phone. OneNote Mobile is included on Windows Phone 7 and later versions
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Hi. There are apps on the google play store that can work with Office documents, but it is an Android device, not Windows, you may be better off looking for a Windows-based device.
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When you open the templates for Microsoft Word they are blank. You can then place your information on the template however you would like it. The template is really just there to set the margins on the paper so that everything will print out correctly. This is true for all of the Microsoft Word Wilton templates.
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I am using an older version of Express Scribe that is free. What version of Windows are you using?
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Yes it does. It is called Google Docs. It allows you to type any type of document. It gives you a list of about 18 or so fonts to choose from. Though it may not be as good as Microsoft word, it still works very well. There is another app for presentations. I also believe that there is one very similar to Microsoft excel.
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Yes, it comes with a trial version of Microsoft Office, which you can purchase if you like it. You might also look into OpenOffice...
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don't think you can write on the Notes app only type. You can get an app like WritePad that let's you right. I haven't had any problems with these on any of the apps I have that are specifically made for writing or drawing.
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It's limited to scribe tablets. You can use ANY touchscreen pen or similar device.
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You can download it from the Wilton website: http://www.wilton.com/printyourown/stationery/templateversion.cfm?mode=product&pid;=165. I used the template with my regular home printer and it worked perfectly.
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No. It has a tile that links to the Microsoft web site where you can get a free trial of Office 365, but after the trial expires you have to buy the product to continue using it. (Oh, hey, I just answered my own question. Imagine that! :))
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No. But if all you want to do is read documents which have been produced with those programs there are programs in the Google play store which will do that. Also Office suite pro may do what you want in a compatibility way. Check them out in the play store to see.