Dos to Go VS QuickOffice HD

[clevin]

Quick office has some nice features, but there are some compatibility issues with MS office, so I can't use it.

 

[Maikai.Guy]

The PowerPoint in this sucks. That's why I refunded it. There was a really slick version of an Office Suite demoed at CES that seemed to have killer powerpoint support. I signed up for them to email me a 50% off coupon when it becomes available. Problem is I forgot the name of the app.

Wish I would have stuck around to read this. ;-) I went to their site and their write-up and details were quite impressive.

I bought it and wasted more time and money. Yeah, their PowerPoint support sucks way worse than docs2go... which already isn't very good, but at least workable. Quickoffice Powerpoint support didn't seem workable at all.

By the time I finished my eval, it was just over 15 minutes. I sent them an e-mail asking or my money back. I assume they'll tell me to talk to the hand.

My issue is not only with people on these forums saying things are WAY better than they really are (and better than other programs, which they probably never even tried), but also with the developers themselves. Don't tell me you fully support Office 97 with full viewing and editing of PowerPoint, when you know darn well you don't!

Oh well.

 

[freshnezzz#AC]

I'm so pissed right now I bough quick office and I see no spell check! How is this market ready. I am hoping for a future xoom update.

BS