Yes, through a variety of methods. All KaleidaCare reports are downloadable into Microsoft Excel 2000/XP or Word 2000/XP. This functionality is assignable to users through special permissions and is available at the top of each report by simply clicking a button. Additionally, a copy of the entire agency database is available through out database downloads.

No. The viewer is only meant to VIEW them and not edit them. However, it is heard that there is an application under development for this particular task.

Yes. VersaMail works with DataViz Documents to Go 7. When you receive a Word or Excel email attachment and choose to view it, VersaMail uses Documents to Go to show the file to you. When you're done, you can save the file, or return to the VersaMail message you were just reading.

Two rooming list formats are provided to you for ease of use. Depending on your housing provider and size of the event, you may find it easier to work with one format over the other. In most cases, however, you will find that it is easier to transfer rooming lists data using the MS Excel file format.

MS Access is Microsoft's desktop database application. If you have purchased Microsoft's Access database application, you will be able to upload and use your Access database for free on your website as long as the server is a fully licensed MS NT/2000/2003 server.

Yes. Most Credo data can be exported into Excel, Word or Adobe PDF format. You can also create your own custom report templates. As an alternative to using Dataloggers you export thickness inspection data to Excel and then after the survey has been completed you can import the thickness readings back into Credo. Excel is an ideal medium if you are using a third party inspection team to carry out your inspection activities.

Select the report whose data you wish to export and print it to the screen. While it's displayed on the screen, click on the little export (envelope) button at the top of the screen, then choose the export format. On the alumni entry screen, there is a field called Misc. This is where you can put any information you wish (military unit, graduation class -- i.e. summer or winter, etc.). Then when you run reports, you can narrow down the list based on that field. I installed the version 3.

Getting data from other applications is called importing data. This is now available in our latest release of TTMaker - Revision 1.86. Please download the latest revision.

Start> More> More> Office Mobile. This will give you access to Excel Mobile, PowerPoint Mobile, and Word Mobile.

Yes, Microsoft Word 97 or higher version and Excel 97 or higher version can read HTML format files directly. So you can use MS Word or Excel open Web Site Traffic Analyzer's report files. Generally, the report files are stored under "C:\Program Files\123LogAnalyzer\Report\" folder, the file names are p0.htm to p8.htm

Currently your best choice is either StarOffice or OpenOffice. If you're using Mandrake 9.0, OpenOffice is provided on the Mandrake CDs. Don't expect the file conversion to be perfect in all cases, although it is very good for most files.

Yes, we have highly accurate programs to convert paper documents into MS Word or Excel. These enable us to scan, OCR convert and then verify/error check any original typed information.

Yes, DS software programs are able to scan, OCR convert and then verify/error check any original typed information, accurately converting paper documents into MS Word or Excel.

StarOffice is installed in /usr/local/contrib/bin; this should be in your $PATH. To invoke StarOffice type 'soffice' at the command prompt.

Use of MS Office applications will not be affected. EXCEPTION: If you had databases created in older versions of MS Access prior to migrating, there may be issues when opening them in MS Access 2003.

The simple answer is: copy and paste from Word or Excel into a CityDesk article. We do not really advise to do this except for tables formatted in Excel (CityDesk currently does not have any intrinsic support for table formatting). When you copy and paste from an MS Office application into CityDesk all formatting will also be transferred resulting in rather messy HTML code within the CityDesk article.

MLDownloader cannot store data directly in a database file. However, you can use or product Convert2DatabaseFile to convert the Metastock files to a database file.

Yes. You need to export your database into a CSV or TXT file. Almost every database programs have this option. Then you need to create new database with TreeBase Generator. You will only have to define the fields as they are in your original database, i.e. "Name", "City", "Country" and so on. Then you can send your new database including all records (Data) to your server with a mouse click. That's all !

TOXMAP (http://toxmap.nlm.nih.gov) provides a "Download" option that allows users to save TRI data about specific locations and specific chemicals on the Facilities, Releases and Trends pages (located on the bar under the main menu). Requested data can be saved locally in comma-separated text format via a .zip file. NOTE: At this time, TOXMAP includes reported on-site releases only.

Yes, with OpenOffice.org, a project sponsored by Sun Microsystems, one can create, edit, and save Word(.doc), Excel(.xls) and Powerpoint(.ppt) files.

YES – This can be performed easily, just click the icon on the toolbar, use copy and paste or use the unique study groups facility.

Select the File menu, click on Import and Export and select Import Documents to open the Import Documents dialog window. You can copy and paste two columns of data, which will create new tasks with the Summary and Content fields filled in.

Yes, Softlock provides a set of solutions to protect data files distributed on CDs. It prevents data copying, printing and saving. We already applied this solution for data files like Word, Excel, Power Point, PDF, Images, MP3 and Video files. Please contact Softlock support team for more information support@softlock.net

The test forms in PowerDB are an important but small part of the entire system. The forms provide calculations and charting, and give you the capability to access previously entered data for pre-population. PowerDB maintains historical results for each piece of equipment that you test; so finding and reviewing past test results is easy.

The 8 stand-up computer workstations by the Reference Desk are connected to the Internet; no network log on is needed With network log on, the Internet and Microsoft Office may be accessed at the sit-down computers in the Information Services Area The Internet and Microsoft Office are also available on the laptops that can be checked out from the circulation desk

Diary experience descriptions - When copying from word, select the text and then select copy (CTRL C). Then in the myAPC diary in the description column double click the cell you wish to paste the text into and then select paste (CTRL V). If you do not follow this process you may find that the myAPC diary cells change colour or take on strange formatting that you may bring over from the MS Word document.

You must set the Desktop application's Settings to send data automatically to MS Word before using the "Send Stored Files to PC" function. Click on "Host Settings" and make sure that the Host application (the application into which the data will be transferred) is set to MS Word for the Notes application. Make sure the Pen is connected to the computer with the serial cable, scroll down to "Send Stored Files to PC" on the QuickLink-Pen Elite and press ENT.

If you don't have the appropriate Microsoft software you can still view the files (Powerpoint, Word, Excel) by downloading the FREE viewer from Microsoft. Go to these websites for the appropriate viewer: Additionally, some other software programs allow you to open certain types of files. The old Microsoft Works bundle can readily open Word and Excel files. Microsoft Wordpad (included with all versions of Windows) can open Microsoft Word documents.

Word and Excel both allow you to password-protect individual documents. When you password protect a document, no one can open or edit that document without first entering the correct password. This is a good way to keep other people from reading your personal documents.

YES. Most MPD data tables can be copy/pasted directly into Microsoft Excel for local manipulation and analysis. This works with MSIE and Firefox browsers, and maybe others: For best results set black line table borders preference first. Click on Preferences at the top of any MPD page. After you've set the black lines preference, refresh the page that has the table on it. With the desired MPD table showing in your browser, select the table by dragging downward over it with the mouse.