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Edit Desktop Documents on a Handheld

  • 06/01/01

DataViz Inc.’s Documents To Go Professional Edition software will now be bundled on the new Palm m500 and m505 handheld computers. This application allows users to view and edit Microsoft Word, Excel and other documents on the handheld. The bundle provides users with a complete solution that provides easy access to important files in a PDA environment.

Users can literally take their desktop with them. It is now possible for them to edit documents anytime, anywhere, and then synchronize their changes to the original desktop document using the Palm HotSync feature. DataViz, Trumbull, CT, www.dataviz.com.

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