which tablet for editing word documents

[weeds]

my girlfriend is wanting to be more productive while commuting 2-3hrs to and from work everyday

she would like read and edit word documents

reads90 mentions how he does it going between PC and iPad, sounds simple and this would be the way i go however wendy is not too mac savy i doubt she would handle coverting files and loosing and formatting to well

what other options is there?

i assume she would use a memory stick to transfer files from work computer to tablet

can she email the docs her iphone than transfer files by teathering

dont want the plan to be on a plan

thanks

[bobslandies]

my girlfriend is wanting to be more productive while commuting 2-3hrs to and from work everyday

she would like read and edit word documents

reads90 mentions how he does it going between PC and iPad, sounds simple and this would be the way i go however wendy is not too mac savy i doubt she would handle coverting files and loosing and formatting to well

what other options is there?

i assume she would use a memory stick to transfer files from work computer to tablet

can she email the docs her iphone than transfer files by teathering

dont want the plan to be on a plan

thanks

Hi Kelvin,

Can she not synchronise the tablet, or transfer the files by USB to the tablet from her work computer?
Connect the phone by USB tethering rather than WiFi? Its possible with my Galaxy and surely most others have this capability.
Are these possibilities?

Bob

[weeds]

Hi Kelvin,

Can she not synchronise the tablet no government PC, or transfer the files by USB to the tablet from her work computer? i'm guessing not
Connect the phone by USB tethering rather than WiFi? Its possible with my Galaxy and surely most others have this capability. itnot a work phone but she can email files to herself, by tethering can emails be transferred?
Are these possibilities?

Bob

see comments above

[goingbush]

Documents to go, $14.99 will work on any android tablet

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dataviz.docstogoapp&feature=search_result#'t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5kY XRhdml6LmRvY3N0b2dvYXBwIl0.

[woody]

I use an ASUS TF-101 with keyboard for uni, It has an Polaris Office built in which handles Word, Exel, Powerpoint etc. It works well with most documents that don't rely heavily on macros. The ASUS tablets also come with a great note taking app called Supernote, which I use for lecture notes.
I think it has been replaced by the ASUS Transformer Prime.

It's also good for Oziexplorer;)