S Notes to Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, and PDFs

[SophyQ]

Hi, everyone.

I'm not sure if this question has been asked before. I am a college student and my instructors post notes with powerpoints (microsoft), pdfs and microsoft word.
I would like to import these instructor's notes, and then export them? The whole reason why I bought this tablet was to save printing and not end up with much paper by the end of the year.

What I am saying is that I'd like the ability to scribble on my notes with the S-pen, and then email them to my laptop. This has been really confusing for me.
What do I do? I haven't found any tutorials on Youtube and I'm very frustrated.

Would someone give me step by step options? I don't know how to use Polaris office or Evernote.

Thanks in advance.

 

[bluzman]

One possibility:
Download and install Kingsoft Office and RepliGo PDF Reader from Play Store (both are free apps)
Open an MS Office file with Kingsoft Office and "Save As" a .pdf file
Open .pdf file with RepliGo and scribble away with S-Pen
Save and export to your laptop

 

[gldnbear]

I use LectureNotes. I usually use it for writing notes from meetings. I know you can import PDFs into LectureNotes, not sure about Microsoft Office files. You can use Polaris Office or there are many solutions to create PDFs from desktop OS.

I would search this forum. There are many posts concerning using the Note during lectures at school. Seems to be a pretty popular use for this device. I know there are other apps besides LectureNotes. You may find one that works as well or better than LectureNotes for you.

 

[zr2s10]

That RepliGo looks pretty good, especially compared to the Adobe app. We have an electronic log at work that we review everyday, and I can convert it to a .pdf on my PC, but it comes out oriented wrong, and there's no way to change it. So I have to print it, scan it, then load it onto my note. If I can create it on the PC,, save it to my Note, then rotate it, that's perfect. Now only if they had Pen/Hand recognition!

 

[starbuckk]

Polaris will export to a PDF also. Then you can use LectureNotes or Replugo to make notes on the files you get in office format. Also consider EZ PDF Reader. Not free but works pretty well for annotation.

Sent from the tiny keyboard on my S4

 

[1775]

Didn't your Note 10.1 come with Polaris Office? That app is capable of reading and writing Word, PDF, Powerpoint, and Excel files. It also works well with the S Pen. Everything you need to do what you are looking to do is already on your Note.

 

[SophyQ]

Thanks for the feedback.
I do have Polaris Office, but I am really stuck on how to use some of its features. I can't organize my 'paper' into files.

In Microsoft word, I would just hit 'enter' to get to page to.

 

[Marco Feijoo]

Is there any way i can use my note 3 and note 12.2 on a presentation . The note 3 as remote control and the note 12.2 to display presentation