HANCOM is better than everything in every respect. Seriously its 99% microsoft office down to all those neat options I never use. It even looks like office with drop down windows and everything
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Its the forst office suite for android that you could actually use for real work (with a bluetooth keyboard of course)
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Hancom is better. Comparing it directly with Microsoft Office 2013 on a Touch screen laptop. This one is better.
Does anyone know if they will offer on the 10.1 2014? My friend wants the SP2 for PA school because of OneNote, likes the NotePro but 12.2 is to big for her. She would take the 10.1 but Office suite is just garbage.
Evernote is so much better then one note. I used Onenote first and did a lot of stuff and thought this was great, but the first issue was I couldn't sync my one note without using extra software (2 years ago), but then found Evernote and it does everything for free AND with the 12.2 it gives 1 year subscript to premium service. You can share evernote notebooks with different people ect.
I like hancom but I havent been able to look at these side by side. Is this a legitimate opinion based on using both?
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the only thing that will be better is the red line or the blue line that come under the word when you make a grammar or spelling mistake. I would love if they have it so you can type and check it later becasue sometime I have some Idea and I have to type it fast then get back and fix any mistake I made because it is clear with the line below the worlds
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It has a spell checker that scans the entire document for mistakes and lets you replace them
there is an app called big cursor. Makes work in hword much easier because the stock cursor disappears.
Link? I didn't find anything by this exact name in the play store, and "big mouse" seems to not work on JB+
I like hancom but I havent been able to look at these side by side. Is this a legitimate opinion based on using both?
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Hancom office is probably the best Office option currently available for Android tablets. BUT, it is still far from being a full replacement solution of Microsoft Office / Office 365.
If you need to exchange files with people working with Microsoft, be aware that :
- they won't be able to open any pptx files created in Hshow. You'd need to work in the now quite old ppt format.
- you might lose information between Hcell and Excel.
And note that there are some functionnalities that don't exist in Hword, such as updating a document summary, changing the hierarchy of titles ot bullet points.
One can't work on several documents of the same format at the same time. For exemple, Hword needs to close the current document if you want to open a new one.
There might be more, but I havn't tested everything.
I actually find the lap top experience of the Note Pro pretty painful. I bought the Logitech Case / bt Keyboard and the S Action mouse. When using productivity tools the experience is OK, but could be better.
For exemple:
- it's quite impossible to cut and paste with the mouse.
- The screen virtual keyboard keeps poping up when I click on another area of any document, even when the bt keyboard is connected...
- When you open a document (ppt, doc, xls) from "My documents" explorer, you actualy end up with an emulation of the document (the document does not open in the appropriate app), so you can't open another document without closing the previous one...
- When you switch between any app to Hword, you end up having control over the document menu, so when can't directly start writing on the document where you last left it...
- There is a slight bug with the logitech keyboard : when you enter a capital letter and then press the tab key quickly, the keyboard end up switching langage instead of putting a space between your words...
To sum it up, if you need a simple text or spreadsheet editor, Hancom Office will do a great job. But if you need a real pro productivity tool or need to work on documents edited by work colleagues on Microsoft Office, forget about it!
As someone pointed out to me previously on the forum, I think that Samsung shouldn't have labelled this tab as a "pro" tab, even if it provides a great experience in many areas.
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