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hi,

just wondering how many of us, using Documents To Go UIQ 3.0?

i have failed to open a file larger than 1MB using documents to go, whilst with the quickoffice, it ain't a problem, does anyone experience this and have a way out?

thanks!

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[ This Message was edited by: jakontil on 2008-01-14 16:20 ]
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Posted: 2008-01-14 17:19:44
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That sounds weird! I've managed to open really large documents with images in Docs2Go (we're talking 3-4 megabytes here)
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Posted: 2008-01-14 17:21:27
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Yeah on my end documents to go was also working with large files. The only problem i found was that it was a tad slow when i was typing. The program found it hard to keep up, but the same file in quickoffice had no problem.
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Posted: 2008-01-14 17:28:23
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weird. what have i done wrong? my file consists of lots of sheets, could that be a problem? it was the same on P1 and W960 though, always states "out of memory"

i have used Swiss Man Pro to reclaim all the lost memory and back to 72MB+ before opening the file.....could that be the culprit that my file got lots of sheets?
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Posted: 2008-01-14 17:34:11
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I second that. I still find typing on quickoffice is much faster and smoother
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Posted: 2008-01-14 17:34:42
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Never had an out of memory error. But maybe look at what is included in the document, my most recent document was 11 pages had a few pictures and text boxes but it still worked.
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Posted: 2008-01-14 17:47:10
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hi 5nak3,

my document is excel not words, and it consists of lots of sheets
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Posted: 2008-01-15 08:42:23
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Oh right, well i've never really used the excel docs to go for anything above 1 or 2 sheets, in any case when i had a problem with docs to go i emailed dataviz (company who makes the program) they helped me out quickly and efficiently.

Maybe you can look into that? Alternatively can i suggest maybe splitting the sheets up into several files? So if you had nine sheets, make 3 files parts 1, 2, 3 and have each with 3 sheets. Is that at all possible?
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Posted: 2008-01-15 09:14:29
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I work really a lot with word,
Docs To Go opens big files but the biger the file - the slower typing and editing.
Once I made a test - opened a 80 pages file, selected All, copied and pasted again to make a 180 pages file.
It took 20 minutes to do that.
Quickoffice is nice, but usually never opens files larger than 15 pages or so.
Also, DocsToGo offers much bigger editing/formatting abilities, like creating tablets.
Problems with opening files are due to processor speed, but also this version of Quickoffice is worse than on P910, in terms of memory footprint.
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Posted: 2008-01-15 15:04:05
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hi 5nak3,

the problem is, it's my wife doing the sheets on the computer, and i use it as my daily reference for stock taking i doubt she'll want to restructure the whole files

but the idea may be a good thing though, or may be i'd send dataviz email and see what they can do

thanks


hi doministry,


it's a pity there's a limitation on quickoffice too, i don't do editing frequently, i thought i can depend on quickoffice for now, but see the future, it's nowhere near it now......

thanks
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Posted: 2008-01-16 04:04:08
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