New DocsToGo support UX?

[david.silva]

Anyone know if the new Docs To Go from DataViz support the landscape mode on the UX?

[WhoDat]

No, the new version doesn't take advantage of the wide screen display. I called DataViz and they said it is something they are considering for the future, but not yet.

I was really thinking that the new version would as it was released the week AFTER the UX50, but not yet.

Whoever gets this supported first (Docs To Go, TinySheet, QuickSheet) will get my registration fee.

[lostether]

Anyone tried the new Wordsmith? It supports the tapwave, so maybe it works with the UX50. I'm not sure if the two devices have any similarity in the way they use the landscape but since the tapwave is new and not even out yet, I would think they might support the UX50.

[Lance]

The upcoming devices from Tapwave and Palm support the Palm API. Unfortunately, Sony used a proprietary 480 x 320 API that may or may not get as much support as the Sony 320 x 480 API what was introduced with the NR and NX series handhelds. We will have to wait and see. I figure if one (Tiny Sheet, QuickSheet, etc.) adds the functionality, they all will because of the competition. Also note, Documents To Go was not included with the UX50, so DataViz may not be as inclined to support the device.

Currently, I have Documents To Go 6.004 loaded on my UX50, and it does not take advantage of the extra screen space. FYI...It does work very well, though, and I like the enhancements DataViz made to the application.

[david.silva]

Originally posted by lwehrung
The upcoming devices from Tapwave and Palm support the Palm API. Unfortunately, Sony used a proprietary API that may or may not get as much support as the Sony 320 x 480 API what was introduced with the NR and NX series handhelds. We will have to wait and see. Currenly, I have Documents To Go 6.004 loaded on my UX50, and it does not take advantage of the extra real estate. It does work very well, and I like the enhancements DataViz made to the application.

The upcoming devices from Tapwave and Palm support the Palm API. Unfortunately, Sony used a proprietary 480 x 320 API that may or may not get as much support as the Sony 320 x 480 API what was introduced with the NR and NX series handhelds. We will have to wait and see. I figure if one (Tiny Sheet, QuickSheet, etc.) adds the functionality, they all will because of the competition. Also note, Documents To Go was not included with the UX50, so DataViz may not be as inclined to support the device.

Currently, I have Documents To Go 6.004 loaded on my UX50, and it does not take advantage of the extra screen space. FYI...It does work very well, though, and I like the enhancements DataViz made to the application.

Can you repeat that please? :D

[Lance]

Originally posted by david.silva


Can you repeat that please? :D If you want some one to remember something, repetition is key, right? Seriously, I edited my post. Thanks...

[dkosak]

I'm in the same boat.

I have both WordSmith and Quick Office Pro that I registered on my NR70.

I've moved everything over to the UX50 but miss the extra screen space.

The first suite that supports the UX50 480x320 will get my $$'s too.

- Don