Motorola DROID Manual page 484

Getting Around in Quickoffice
Once you understand that you get to most of the commands by pressing the Menu
button, you can access all the functionality in the Quickoffice apps. What follows is a
list of menu commands accessible from the various apps:
Quickword menu commands – Open, Save, Format, Keyboard
(show/hide), Search (find text), More, Page View (shows entire page), New
(new file), Save As, Properties (document properties), Updates (check for
app updates), About, and Help.
Quicksheet menu commands – Open, Save, Worksheet (jump to
different worksheet), Keyboard (show/hide), Number Format (set as
General, Number, Currency, Date, Time, and so on), More, New, Save As,
Search (for text), Font Format (same as Format in Quickword), Go To Cell
(type in a cell reference such as A10 to jump to it), Properties (document
properties), Updates (check for app updates), About, and Help.
Quickpoint menu commands – Open, Save, Save As, Go To Slide (jump
to slide number), Start Slideshow, More, Properties (document
properties), Updates (check for app updates), About, and Help.
Quickpdf menu commands – Open, Reading View (reflows the text on
the page so it is more easy to read and does not require scrolling left and
right), Go To Page, Bookmarks (view bookmarks in the file), Find (search
for text), More, Rotate (rotate the page left or right), Updates (check for
app updates), Properties (document properties), About, and Help.
Editing Text in Quickpoint
In order to edit text on slides in Quickpoint, you need
to long-press the text you wish to edit and select Edit
Text from the pop-up window. Next, you will see the
text on a new screen. Tap anywhere to position the
cursor and use the keyboard to change the text. Tap
OK when done.
NOTE: Editing Text Inside Graphics – Quickpoint is the Clear Winner
At the time of publishing, Quickpoint lets you edit any text on a PowerPoint slide by long-
pressing it. This works whether the text is in the main text area or inside a graphic such as a
callout. However, Slideshow To Go from Documents To Go only allows you to edit text placed
directly on the slide; it does not allow you to edit text inside boxes, callouts, or other graphics.
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