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So far docs2go has worked better for me than the quickoffice that came stock. It seems that quickoffice doesn't like the bigger files that my employer sends, I think it's because it runs from the system partition which has less available memory than the data partition where docs2go lives.
I have all three major players, paid versions, thanks to Amazon's free app of the day a few months back. I quickly chose quickoffice pro because neither of the other two would do standard deviation, or they might have done Standard Deviation of a population, but not of a Sample (which I need for analytical chemistry). I also liked the feel of quickoffice better in the short time that I tried the others. This probably isn't helpful to you, but it is my only experience and I figured I would share it anyway.
My issues with OfficeSuite Pro has been the need for a "save as" file as I would like to chose where to save the file (to Dropbox or SD) or to change the name to a different file name (coverletter.doc to coverletter_DOJ.doc). Also, it needs spell checking.