Quickoffice Announces MobileFile Pro Office Application for the iPhone
Quickoffice today announced the release of Mobile Files Pro, which lets you edit your office documents directly on your iPhone and iPod Touch. The latest upgrade brings extensive editing and storage of Microsoft Office Excel files. Xls format, Wi-Fi file transfer to and from a desktop (Mac and PC), and the ability to access and synchronize with Apple MobileMe accounts.
Offers more features for the mobile professional, mobile Files Pro has extensive. Xls processing functions including support for over 125 functions, robust format options of font and color choice to insert cell and resizing rows and columns. Users can easily between sheets in a workbook, to be revised and new arrivals and undo redo changes.
Mobile Files Pro is now available in the productivity of the Apple Store for $ 9.99.
Spreadsheet functions:
- Profile of Excel 2003 and 2007 files
- Creating and editing Excel 2003 files
- Switch easily between sheets in a workbook
- Change inputs and new
- Use more than 125 Excel functions
- Change fonts and colors cell
Privacy and Security:
- Password protection of all the application keeps your content
- Secure personal information – your information will never MobileMe outside your MobileMe Account
Mobile Files Pro, all files without restriction. However, only the following types of files or on the device:
- Images:. Jpg,. Jpeg,. Png,. Tif,. Tiff,. Gif and. Svg
- Microsoft Word:. Doc and. Docx
- Microsoft Excel. Xls and. Xlsx
- Microsoft PowerPoint. Ppt and. Pptx
- IWork: Pages, Numbers and Keynote
- Adobe Acrobat. Pdf
- Web site:. Htm and. Html
- Web archive:. Mht
- RTF. Rtf
- Audio:. Mp3
- Movies: iPhone-standard format
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