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rolandestrada
March 29, 2014 at 2:52 pm
MS office for iPad is actually pretty nice and offers a rich environment for creating, editing and collaboration with other contributors (change tracking). That said, unless you are a Office power user or live in corporate Office-only environment, you can get along just fine with Apple’s suite of office applications. One other caveat is that you can’t print from your iPad. A Microsoft executive was quoted as saying that printing is “an inferior mode of communication”.
If you need to open and edit an MS Office document, you can do so in Pages, Numbers or Keynote. You will lose some complex formatting. However, if you just need to edit a simple Word document, no problem. Once you have finished editing, you can mail your document in several formats including Word.
The same follows if you edit Powerpoint or Excel documents. You can export out in those formants.