Does it write a log file on a Windows PC? A file that you can read with a regular editor like Notepad?
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Yes. The Windows app actually offers interactive display of the data/graphs but you can also output the data to a either/both csv and txt formats. The csv loads wells into excel or google spreadsheet etc. and the txt file is notepad friendly. (Keep in mind you MUST use the app to access/extract the data however.)
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Outputs a regular PC text file, comma delimited, yes a regular notepad editor. My customers have all been really impressed with the printable from PC Application included graphs, I do refrigeration, it gives them a excellent picture of what is really happen in cooler, freezer, walk-in, ect. Pretty sure you can output to excel, spreadsheet of choice also but cannot confirm. Buy it, worth every penny.
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No and Yes!!! Automatically out of the box...no. It can read them and edit very little straight out of the box. HOWEVER, a free program from the Mobil Market called Kingsoft Office is fantastic. It opens Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files and it will also create those. Now, the formatting is not as extensive as full blown office...but it is great otherwise. I had about 20 minutes before church got started last night and I had an idea of a subject I wanted to teach on in the up coming weeks...I pulled out my tablet and started a new Word document and started typing an outline. I do suggest purchasing the "SANOXY Keyboard Case with Stylus Pen for 10inch Superpad/Flytouch Android Tablet PC" from Amazon...it is WELL worth the money. It gives you the ability to plug in an actual keyboard to use when you want to work primarily in Word and Excel!!
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It does work with Windows 7. It reads other processors like Microsoft Word with aplomb. I cut and paste into Microsoft Outlook without problem, and I presume it works with other email programs, too.
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I haven't tried, but there are apps that you can get. I don't know if Windows is one of them or if they have a similar program from google.
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It has a 30 day free trial of Microsoft Office 2013. After the 30 days, unless you pay, you will have to use wordpad or notepad.
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Yes it worked fine on my windows 8 pc, i have a built in reader but it never works properly. this solved the problem. works like a charm
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So, you want to record the info from one PC and view it on another PC? Remove the device, install it one the PC you want to read it on, and open the log file there. Does this answer what you were asking? Or are you asking if you can view the log from a remote location? Because if that's what you want, they offer a wifi version as well that will email you.
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You simply install it on your own computer equipped with a USB keyboard and you can read the data from it. The documentation that comes with the recorder tells you what keys to press to retrieve the data, it is something like keys CTRL, ALT, SHIFT and M together. I do not recall by heart the exact sequence, it is in the book that comes with your recorder. The first step is to open wordpad or notepad, the menu of the recorder is sent to your default output which will be the text editor. Best regardsCLement
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It comes with the standard Windows supplied "Notepad" which is a simple text editor, and also "Wordpad" which is a lite word processing program. I recommend you download and install the free Kingsoft suite at kingsoftstore.com which is a Microsoft Office clone.
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Ye. I don't know if Word has any specific options, but the Windows 8 onscreen keyboard has a setting for handwriting conversion that it can insert into any program.
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Greetings, The WolVol netbooks come pre-installed with writing applications that allows you to create and edit documents, then save them as a Word file. It is also compatible with Excel and Power Point. You may also import other Word files through a USB stick to this unit, and edit them. Regards.
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Yes, we have an Engligh manual. It is Word file. If you want it, can you send us message through Amazon, we will reply and attach it for you:)
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Thanks everyone for all your feedback. It has been very useful. I think I will go with this, in order to avoid compatibility issues with my documents, even though my word and excel docs are not too complicated, but googledocs has been limiting...I think I can handle a boot time of < 30 secs with Windows 8. So, I will shoot for that, and see how it goes... Traditionally, I have chosen to stay away from new Windows releases, to give Microsoft a chance to iron out the bugs... but, it looks like this one isn't too bad... :-)Thanks again.Mike.
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There are free apple apps that do relatively the same thing as office apps - in a slightly different format. Overall they're fairly effecient and can be transferred to microsoft prograns relatively seamlessly from my experience. Not sure about logmein though.
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No, it doesn't... it's pretty bare bones when it comes to that. I installed Open Office immediately and it works perfectly for my needs.
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It only prints 1 page at a time on W7, not continuous printing. I installed XP on my 2nd hard drive, and it prints perfectly. So, no to W7, but ok with XP!!!
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Windows 7 definitely, Windows 8 we've not tried, but I would suspect Xerox has drivers for it. This is a low volume device. It has an Achilles heel, a costly little part consisting of a 1" square rubber flapper to help press the documents to the guide roller. When that wears out it's easily $50, and just try to find one. If this is for production you might be better served with something like a Kodak i2600 or similar unit (which we have one that probably has 500k scans and is still quite serviceable. YMMV