[dstrauss]

So like RIM and AT&T; Dataviz sends me a link to a 30 day free trial of the Premium version of Docs to Go and STIL NO OS 4.5!


As you are probably aware, Documents To Go Standard Edition is included with the BlackBerry Device Software v4.5 update.

Now, Documents To Go Premium Edition that includes additional features such as creating new files, spell checking, advanced formatting and more, is also available. Now you can view, edit and create native Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint files and attachments right on your BlackBerry smartphone!

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Learn more now about Documents To Go Premium Edition including all available features:
http://www.dataviz.com/newDTGbb

[davidkoby]

yeah, me too. Not really sure what's up with that. Anyone else got anything there?

[adamli9]

I changed the alx on their downloadable standard edition to put it on my 4.2.2 device, but it failed with a Java error when I tried starting it up. Worth a shot

[PPCMD]

I got the email but was disappointed on a few things. First the price $69.99 and yes it is less than the other BB apps that compete but compared to the pricing for PalmOS and WindowsMobile its higher. Next they have in the past offered crossgrade discounts but not this time. Disappointing.

[dstrauss]

Originally Posted by PPCMD

I got the email but was disappointed on a few things. First the price $69.99 and yes it is less than the other BB apps that compete but compared to the pricing for PalmOS and WindowsMobile its higher. Next they have in the past offered crossgrade discounts but not this time. Disappointing.

Welcome to the world of the "corporate email" space of BB. I notice that the standard version doesn't create new documents..hmmmmmm...maybe a work around by emailing yourself a blank doc?

[PPCMD]

Nope you have to buy the premium version. So is the premium on the phone just not unlocked or do we endure wasted space for the apps when installing?

[nileon]

Wirelessly posted

A follow op: I would like to assume that all files would be accessible from the mem card? With windows M, one can install and use the app entirely from the mem crd...
Does the BB have enough ram even?or, are they storing all on their servers a la repligo, or eoffice?

[Strick]

Yes you can open a doc from a card, at least with the standard edition.