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Get your documents on demand.

Get your documents—on demand.

  • Read and edit a Word file.
    With a Palm® Treo™ 700p smartphone and the included Documents To Go® software you can keep working on your documents on the plane, from gate to gate. As soon as you land, quickly email2 your revised document to your colleagues or synchronize it with your computer when you're back at your desk.3

  • Create a report.
    No need to waste any time on the bus or train. Using the built-in QWERTY keyboard, you can quickly type your thoughts into a document. Use standard text formatting like bolding, italics, and bulleted lists to create a professional, easy-to-read report.

  • Edit an Excel spreadsheet.
    Viewing the latest sales figures on the road is great, but what to do if you spot a mistake? Just fix it and save. Your changes, including file formatting, are retained when you synchronize the spreadsheet back to your computer.4

  • Create a spreadsheet.
    Need to draft a budget? Just open up a new spreadsheet and get to work. Your new spreadsheet can be saved as an Excel document the next time you synchronize with your computer.

  • Rehearse a PowerPoint presentation.
    No chance to practice your presentation before the big meeting? No worries-you can run through your complete presentation in the taxi, screen-by-screen, so you're ready to go upon arrival.5

  • View a PDF.
    When a colleague emails you the latest product brochure, you can open and view it on your smartphone using new PDF To Go®2. No desktop conversion or synchronization is needed.

Create a Word Mobile document.

Create a Word Mobile document.

Edit a spreadsheet.

Edit a spreadsheet.

View PDFs.

View PDFs.

 

Questions and answers.

Do I need to convert my files to view them on my Treo smartphone?
Using the Documents To Go® 8 software suite, all files are accessed in their native format. "Native" indicates that a file is in its original desktop format, specifically Microsoft Word (.DOC), Excel (.XLS), PowerPoint (.PPT), or Adobe® PDF (.PDF).

Before native document support, Microsoft documents had to be converted on the desktop to a special format (Word To Go™, Sheet To Go™), and then synchronized to the device. But now, with native document support, no desktop conversion is needed, so you should immediately be able to open files sent to you as email attachments, or files on an expansion card, or files downloaded from the web2 .

Native documents are optimised on the device for on-screen viewing. Though when the file is closed, it is still a .doc, .ppt, or .xls file.

Can I use the optimized file format to save space?
If you choose to, you can still work with documents in a non-native format. This is helpful when you need to beam a large document to another Palm OS® device with limited space. It's also ideal when you want to save space on your own device.





1

Offers vary by mobile service provider and require new service activation. Additional restrictions may apply. Price shown may be after service credit or mail-in rebate.

2

Within wireless service coverage area only. Email and web require data services from a mobile service provider at an additional cost. ISP and/or VPN may also be required.

3

Edits are made to Microsoft Word documents via the Documents To Go application. Some editing functionality is not supported, such as multiple font sizes and spell check. During synchronization with the desktop, edits are copied to the desktop version of the document.

4

Changes are made on the device via the Documents To Go application. Some editing functionality is not supported, such as multiple font sizes and spell check.

5

PowerPoint files (Mac or PC) are opened on the device via the Documents To Go application.

Palm and Treo are among the trademarks or registered trademarks owned or licensed to Palm, Inc. All other brand and product names are or may be trademarks of, and are used to identify products or services of, their respective owners.

DataViz, Documents To Go, PDF To Go, Sheet To Go, Slideshow To Go, and Word To Go are registered trademarks of DataViz, Inc. Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Adobe and Acrobat Reader are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.