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From: Thomas Jensen on 23 Jan 2008 08:58
Den Wed, 23 Jan 2008 09:38:04 +0000 skrev Harold Fuchs:

> The reason I'm not sure about what you mean is that this is a Palm forum
> and you are talking Linux. As far as I know OpenOffice won't run on a
> Palm.
>

Well, technically, I ask for an DOC file editor. Sure, I could have made
it more clear it was a *Palm* DOC file editor, but since this IS a Palm
forum, I thought it was clear...

BTW, first line in

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PalmDoc

says: "The PalmDoc format is commonly called the DOC format."

But you DID know that, didn't you? ;-)

--
Thomas

From: Harold Fuchs on 23 Jan 2008 10:07

"Thomas Jensen" <tj(a)fabel.dk> wrote in message
news:47974823$0$15013$ba624c82(a)nntp02.dk.telia.net...
> Den Wed, 23 Jan 2008 09:38:04 +0000 skrev Harold Fuchs:
>
>> The reason I'm not sure about what you mean is that this is a Palm forum
>> and you are talking Linux. As far as I know OpenOffice won't run on a
>> Palm.
>>
>
> Well, technically, I ask for an DOC file editor. Sure, I could have made
> it more clear it was a *Palm* DOC file editor, but since this IS a Palm
> forum, I thought it was clear...
>
> BTW, first line in
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PalmDoc
>
> says: "The PalmDoc format is commonly called the DOC format."
>
> But you DID know that, didn't you? ;-)

But did you know that OpenOffice can happily open and save AportisDoc files?
Why don't you try it?


From: Thomas Jensen on 23 Jan 2008 14:01
Den Wed, 23 Jan 2008 15:07:34 +0000 skrev Harold Fuchs:

> But did you know that OpenOffice can happily open and save AportisDoc
> files?

No. Not before Larry said it.

>Why don't you try it?

I just did. I must say I am not to0 happy with OO. Sloooow.... Okay,
maybe it's time to get a new laptop, but... well, this is a forum about
Palm, so I will not get started on how I don't understand why programs
grow and grow in size, and gets slower and slower and slower and
slower, ... :-(

--
Thomas
From: lsf_palm on 24 Jan 2008 05:18
If you use kpilot, another option would be to use the PalmDoc conduit,
which converts PalmDoc to Text files (and back) when you hotsync. On
the PC (running Linux), you could use any text editor to create/open/
edit/save text files.
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