ACCESS. VIEW. EDIT. SHARE. Quickoffice® Pro is the FIRST and ONLY full-featured Microsoft® Office productivity suite for iPhone® or iPod® touch with integrated access to multiple cloud services.

Quickoffice® Pro (formerly Quickoffice Connect™ Mobile Suite) is integrated with Quickoffice cloud access services allowing users to easily access, view and share files from multiple cloud storage services, including MobileMe, Dropbox, Google Docs, Box.net, Huddle, and SugarSync. From a single, convenient application, you can access content from anywhere, manage content on-device, transfer files via WiFi, and share files via email or your cloud service provider.

• Connect to cloud storage services Huddle and SugarSync

• Make multiple edits across documents using the multi-edit toolbox in Quickword, Quicksheet, and Quickpoint

• Improved communication with our customers via Twitter, Facebook and more

• Create PowerPoint 2003 (PPT) files

• View PowerPoint 2003/2007 (PPT/PPTX) presentations in slideshow mode

• Extensive text editing and formatting for PowerPoint 2003 (PPT) files

• Cut/copy/paste in presentations

• Filmstrip navigation and reordering, deletion, and addition of slides

• Continuous scrolling of presentations (no checkered background)

• Snap-to-fit zoom

• Insert common shapes, text boxes, and images from local storage and camera roll

• Change shape fill color

• Arrange object layering forwards and backwards

Quickoffice is available for iPhone and iPod touch, running iPhone OS 4.0 and above. You can upgrade your iPhone or iPod touch to iPhone OS 4.0 using iTunes.

Quickoffice cloud access services allow users to easily access, view and share files from multiple cloud storage services, including MobileMe, Dropbox, Google Docs, Box.net, Huddle, and SugarSync. From a single, convenient application, you can access content from anywhere, manage content on-device, transfer files via WiFi, and share files via email or your cloud service provider.

MobileMe is a service provided by Apple that allows you to keep your e-mail, calendar and contacts in sync. You can access and manage your e-mail, contacts, calendar, photos, and files at me.com. Additionally, MobileMe features iDisk that allows you to store, access and share files online.

For more info, visit:
www.apple.com/mobileme

iDisk, a MobileMe feature, is an online storage repository accessible via a web browser at me.com, Finder on Mac OS X, or as a remote disk in Microsoft Windows. With MobileMe iDisk, it's easy to store, access, and share files online. You have plenty of storage space - even large files are no problem. Just add the files you need to your iDisk, and whatever you upload will be there for you to download using a web browser on any computer.

For more info, visit:
www.apple.com/mobileme/features/idisk.html

Google Docs is a service provided by Google that allows you to create documents, spreadsheets and presentations online, share and collaborate in real time, store and organize your work and control access to your documents. Quickoffice® Pro takes advantage of the file storage and organizational services to provide users with centralized storage for all kinds of files. For more information, visit:

www.docs.google.com

Box.net is a web-based service for accessing and sharing content from anywhere. Through Box.net’s OpenBox platform, third party applications can be integrated into Box, enabling Box users to do more with their content. Box is a Cloud Content Management (CCM) platform that embraces what’s best about the web, serving the needs of the next generation workplace, workforce and IT. For more information, visit:

www.box.net

Dropbox is a cross-platform cloud-based storage application and service. By providing a platform-independent application and cloud sharing and syncing of files, users can store and access their files from anywhere on any platform and share files with others. For more information, visit:

www.dropbox.com

Huddle is a cloud based storage and collaboration service. Huddle, you can manage people, projects and information inside and outside of your company, securely. It is available online, on mobile devices, on the desktop, via Microsoft Office applications, major business social networks and in multiple languages. For more information, visit:

www.huddle.com

SugarSync is a cloud based service allowing users to sync, backup, and share files. You can easily view or make changes to remote files and documents from a mobile device or computer by logging into the SugarSync website. All changes are synced back to your other computers. For more information, visit:

www.sugarsync.com

Quickoffice is available for iPhone and iPod touch, running iPhone OS 4.0 or above.

You can upgrade your iPhone or iPod touch to iPhone OS 4.0 using iTunes.

For more information on how to upgrade your iPhone, visit: http://www.apple.com/iphone/softwareupdate

For more information on how to upgrade your iPod touch, visit: www.apple.com/ipodtouch/softwareupdate.html

Open and edit password-protected files including Microsoft® Word DOC and DOCX, Excel XLS and XLSX files

Quickoffice® Pro is localized for English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. Quickoffice detects the Language setting in your iPhone or iPod touch accessed by choosing Settings > General > International > Language and displays the User Interface in your selected language.

Quicksheet includes an .XLS & .XLSX compatible spreadsheet processor. You can easily create new spreadsheets and edit spreadsheets created on your PC/Macintosh. No more converting .XLS or .XLSX to .XML or vice versa.

Quickoffice has been developing Office applications for the smartphones for the past 12 years. Quickoffice is the leading mobile office application and is shipped on more than 375 million smartphones. Quickoffice has brought its award winning spreadsheet application now to the iPhone.

Supported File Format: At this time, only XLS & XLSX files can be edited using Quicksheet.

To create a new spreadsheet, launch Quickoffice and select "On My iPhone". Then press the icon on the toolbar to launch the Select Document Type dialog. Choose Spreadsheet to launch Quicksheet. The default file format is .XLS, but it can be changed to .XLSX from the settings menu.

Enter data into the cells as you would on your PC/Mac. Once done, press the Back button on the navigation bar. You will be presented with options to save the newly created spreadsheet.

The find feature allows you to quickly search for every occurrence of a specific word or phrase in the current worksheet.

To use this feature, select the icon from the toolbar.

Enter the text or phrase you want to find in the Find bar.

Use the Previous and Next icons on the find bar to navigate through each occurrence of the found text or phrase in the spreadsheet document.

When you’ve finished finding text, choose Done.

A Spreadsheet can contain several worksheets. Now you can add, remove, rename, and reorder worksheets easily. Simply press the Worksheets icon () and select a worksheet to change worksheets. To manage your worksheets, press the button.

• To Add a new worksheet, press:

• To Remove a spreadsheet, press the icon next to the worksheet and press the Delete button.

• To Rename a worksheet, tap on the sheet name that you wish to change. This brings the keyboard for you to edit the name.

• To Rearrange worksheets, tap and hold the three lined icon to make the entry movable. Drag the entry and place it in the desired location.

Edit cells in landscape orientation

Simply rotate your iPhone to view the spreadsheet in landscape mode and tap once on the cell you want to edit. When you are finished making changes, press the Done button to accept the changes.

Inline Editing
Double tap a cell in Portrait mode to make changes to the cell directly in the grid ("Inline Editing").

Multi-line Cells
• To enter multiple lines in a cell, simply press the return key on the keyboard.

• Remember to tap and hold to scroll vertically in the formula bar to view multiple lines. This also works if you are performing Inline Editing directly into a cell.

Quicksheet allows you to use the iOS Cut/Copy/Paste feature to cut, copy and paste from Quicksheet to another application and vise versa.

Tap and hold a single cell to open the Cut/Copy/Paste dialog and select Cut or Copy.

Navigate to a cell where you want the contents pasted. Tap and hold the cell and select Paste.

Cutting and copying a range of cells is now easier. Simply double-tap and drag to select a range of cells to open the Cut/Copy/Paste dialog, and select Copy or Cut to add the selected range to the clipboard. Tapping on column or row headers will select an entire column or row and the Cut/Copy/Paste dialog will appear.

Now you can cut, copy or paste within a cell. Double tap a cell to bring up the selection dialog, double-tap again, move the grab points, then choose the desired option from the Cut/Copy/Paste bubble dialog.

Double tap to select a word. Triple tap to select a paragraph.

Quicksheet retains all formatting when you cut/copy and paste across worksheets or workbooks.

Copying text from one application to another will not retain formatting.

The formula builder allows you to create formulas easily and provides help and an interface to minimize errors.

• View the function structure as a popup when building the formula.

• Specify references by simply tapping the cell. You can even choose cell ranges as references. To choose a cell range to reference, double tap and drag on the cells you wish to select. Place a comma as an argument separator.

• Note: You will only be able to use the formula builder interface when inserting a new function.

Quicksheet supports more than 125 built-in functions. To enter a function, press the fx button to launch the function selection screen.

On this screen, you can browse the list of supported functions sorted by category. If you press the next to a function, you will see the function structure and a description of the function. When you select the function you want to use, it will be inserted into the current cell. Once you’ve inserted a function into a cell, you will see the function structure display as a tooltip on your screen.

Quickoffice provides extensive capabilities to format cells. Select the icon to bring up the multi-edit toolbox. If it is not already selected, choose the Font tab.

To change the font color, select the text you wish to format by double tapping and moving the selector pins. Tap on the button and choose a color from the color picker. Select Done when you have made your selection.

To bold text, select the text you wish to bold and select

To italicize text, select the text you wish to italicize and select .

To underline text, select the text you wish to underline and select .

To change the font or size, select and use the selection wheel to choose the appropriate font and font size. Press Done when you are satisfied with the changes.

The redesigned multi-edit toolbox allows you to make multiple formatting changes without obstructing the view of your spreadsheet. To bring up the multi-edit toolbox, press the button. If it is not already selected, choose the Alignment tab.

Tap and drag the blue text to change the alignment of the cell contents.

You can also set text wrapping for a cell or a range of cells in the alignment dialog.

The Default button restores the default horizontal alignment of a cell based on its Number Format (i.e. right alignment for numbers and left alignment for text).

The redesigned multi-edit toolbox allows you to make multiple formatting changes without obstructing the view of your spreadsheet. To bring up the multi-edit toolbox, press the button. If it is not already selected, choose the Borders tab.

Press the appropriate border icon to apply or remove cell borders. A preview of the cell borders will be displayed in the center of the dialog.

Note: You will not be able to specify border color or style at this time.

The redesigned multi-edit toolbox allows you to make multiple formatting changes without obstructing the view of your spreadsheet. To bring up the multi-edit toolbox, press the button. If it is not already selected, choose the Cell tab.

To format cell color, tap the button and select a color from the color picker. Press Done when you have made your selection.

To remove the fill from a cell, simply press the No Fill button.

To change the number format of a cell, tap on the button labeled Number Format. Select one of the nine number formats. Your selection will be marked by a check mark. To further customize the number format, tap the arrow next to the number format of your choice. When you are satisfied with the changes, press Done.

Tap the X on the formula bar to clear the cell contents.

• If you have made any changes to the cell, the first tap clears the edits and the second tap clears the cell contents.

• When you have selected multiple cells including entire rows and columns, pressing X clears the cell contents of all selected cells.

To resize a column, press and hold the dividing area between the column headers to switch to resizing mode. Then, slide your finger to increase or decrease the column width. Once you have reached the desired column width, lift your finger.

To resize a row, press and hold the dividing area between the row headers to switch to resizing mode. Then, slide your finger to increase or decrease the row height. Once you have reached the desired row height, lift your finger.

To select a column or a row, simply tap the column or row header.

To select a range of cells, simply double tap on a cell and drag your finger diagonally to select a range. When a cell or group of cells is selected, handles will appear on sides, top and bottom of the selection outline making it easy to adjust the selection.

Quicksheet makes it easy to undo/redo your edits. Select from the toolbar and select either Undo or Redo. Alternatively, shake the device to access the Undo/Redo dialog. Up to 10 changes can be undone or redone at a time.

Now you can easily read large amounts of text. As long as adjacent cells are empty, a cell's contents will overflow into them.

Quicksheet automatically saves your changes to a temporary file as you make edits. To save the changes, press Back and you will be presented with options to save or discard the changes. Press Save to save the changes to the file, Save As to save the changes to a new file, or Don't Save to discard all changes made to the file. Choose Cancel to return to your spreadsheet and continue editing without saving.

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Quickword includes a .DOC and .DOCX compatible word processor. You can easily create new documents and edit documents created on your PC/Macintosh. No more converting to .DOC, .DOCX or .TXT files to .XML or vice versa.

Quickoffice has been developing Office applications for the smartphones for the past 12 years. Quickoffice is the leading mobile office application and is shipped on more than 375 million smartphones. Quickoffice has brought its award winning word processing application now to the iPhone

Supported File Formats: At this time, only DOC, DOCX and TXT files can be edited using Quickword.

To create a new document, press the icon at the bottom of the screen from the file list view. The default file format is .DOC, but it can be changed to .DOCX from the settings menu.

Enter and format text as you would on your PC/Mac. Once you're finished, press Back at the top of the screen. You will be presented with options to save the newly created document.

When you save a document, the Save options are Don’t save - to cancel the save and close the document, reverting it to its prior state, Save As - to allow you to save the document as a new file allowing you to rename the new file, Save - to save the document over the existing file and Cancel - to return you to the document where you may continue editing.

Quickword wraps text at any zoom level, thereby eliminating the need to scroll horizontally. High-fidelity display renders document text with all formatting, and combined with the flick scrolling and two-finger zoom gestures, reading a document on a mobile device has never been this good.

Double-tap to select a word or triple-tap to select a paragraph. You can adjust the selection by moving the grab points and placing them accurately.

Quickword provides a great way to place the cursor accurately. Press and hold the cursor to magnify current screen contents and drag to move the cursor.

Quickword allows you to use Cut/Copy/Paste functionality to cut, copy and paste from Quickword to another application and vice versa.

As soon as you select some text, the Cut/Copy/Paste dialog will appear.

When no text is selected, tap and hold to get the Select/Select All/Paste dialog.

Double tap to select a word.

Triple tap to select a paragraph.

Note: Quickword retains all formatting when you cut, copy and Paste across Word or text documents, but copying text from one application to another will not retain formatting.

Quickoffice provides extensive capabilities to format cells. Select the icon to bring up the multi-edit toolbox. If it is not already selected, choose the Font tab.

To change the font color, select the text you wish to format by double tapping and moving the selector pins. Tap on the button and choose a color from the color picker. Select Done when you have made your selection.

To change the highlight color, select the text you wish to format by double tapping and moving the selector pins. Tap on the button and choose a color from the color picker. Select Done when you have made your selection.

To bold text, select the text you wish to bold and select

To italicize text, select the text you wish to italicize and select .

To underline text, select the text you wish to underline and select .

To change the font or size, select and use the selection wheel to choose the appropriate font and font size. Press Done when you are satisfied with the changes.

The redesigned multi-edit toolbox allows you to make multiple formatting changes without obstructing the view of your document. To bring up the multi-edit toolbox, press the button. If it is not already selected, choose the Paragraph tab.

To change paragraph alignment, tap and drag the blue text in the multi-edit toolbox. Text can be aligned to the left, center, or right.

To increase first line indentation, select the button.

To decrease first line indentation, select the button.

To increase paragraph indentation, select the button.

To decrease paragraph indentation, select the button.

To create a bulleted list, select the button

The Find feature allows you to quickly search for every occurrence of a specific word or phrase.

• To use this feature, select from the toolbar.

Select Find from the fly-out menu to bring up the search bar. Note: Any selected text will be automatically entered in the find bar.

• Enter the desired search term(s) and press Search to start your search

• Use the Previous and Next icons on the find bar to navigate through each occurrence of the find text or phrase in the document.

You can perform a word count on your document by selecting the icon and then Word Count. If no text is selected, the number of words, characters without spaces, and characters with spaces in your entire document will be counted.

If you select some text before performing the word count, only the words and characters within the selected text will be counted.

• Press the OK button to return to your document and resume editing.

Quickword provides several advanced writing features to help with spelling and punctuation.

• If you have enabled Auto-Correction, Quickword will provide choices as you type and automatically correct any typos.

• If you have enabled Auto-Capitalization, Quickword will automatically capitalize the first character after typing a period.

• If you have enabled "." Shortcut, Quickword will insert a period followed by a space when you double tap the space bar.

• If you have set the Enable Caps Lock to ON, you can double-tap the Shift key in Quickword and the keyboard will be in Caps Lock mode.

• Note: To set these keyboard preferences, launch the Settings application and choose General » Keyboard.

You can edit the document in landscape with a wider keyboard. Just rotate the phone and the application will automatically display in landscape.

Quickword makes it easy to undo/redo your edits. Select from the toolbar and select either Undo or Redo. Alternatively, shake the device to access the Undo/Redo dialog. Up to 10 changes can be undone or redone at a time.

Quickword is equipped with Auto-Restore Technology, which retains your document's edits between uses. Come back to your saved document after a phone call, and continue editing without missing a step.

How it works:
Quickword saves your changes (to a temporary file) periodically so that you can press the Home button and switch to another application without worrying about losing your work.

Quickword allows you to create and edit .TXT files. To create a new text file, press the New Text File icon at the bottom of the screen from the file list view to launch the word processor.

Quickoffice has the ability to open password-protected files. When a password-protected file is opened, a dialog appears that allows you to enter the password. Once the password is entered correctly, Quickword will open the file normally.

Quickoffice includes a .PPT- compatible viewer and editor and .PPTX-compatible viewer. You can easily create new presentations and edit presentations created on your PC/Macintosh.

Quickoffice has been developing Office applications for smartphones for the past 12 years. Quickoffice is the leading mobile office application and is shipped on more than 377 million smartphones, worldwide. Quickoffice has brought its award-winning PowerPoint processing application now to the iPhone and iPod touch.

Note: At this time, PowerPoint editing support is only available for PPT files, however, Quickoffice does currently support the viewing and presenting of PPTX files.

To rearrange slides, tap and hold the desired slide in the slide filmstrip on the left side of the screen. Drag the slide to the desired location on the filmstrip and release. By moving the slide to the gap between two slides, you will place the slide between those slides.

Multiple-slide selection is also available. Tap and drag the first slide you wish to move. Once the first slide is hovering, tap the subsequent slides you wish to reorder while continuing to hold the first. Please note that the slides will be arranged in the order they are selected. Finally, drag the files to the location in the filmstrip where you wish to place them and release.

To add a slide, simply tap the + icon at the bottom of the filmstrip. A new slide will be added after the currently selected slide.

To delete a slide, simply select the slide you wish to delete from the filmstrip and tap the X icon next to the slide preview. You will be prompted to confirm whether to delete the slide or cancel.

At this time, Quickoffice does not support the cutting, copying, or pasting of slides.

To insert an auto-shape, tap the icon. This will bring up the insert image/shape toolbox. Shapes will be selected by default. Tap on any one of the auto-shapes to insert it at the center of the slide. Alternatively, you may tap and drag any of the shapes to place them in a specific location on the slide.

You may also tap on the T in the auto-shapes menu to add a text box. Tapping this icon will place a text box at the center of the slide, while tapping and dragging will place it at a specific location on the slide.

To insert an image, tap the icon. This will bring up the insert image/shape toolbox. Tap on Images to bring up the insert image menu. From this menu, select whether you want to insert images from My Photos (images stored on the iPhone camera roll) or from On iPhone (images stored in the Quickoffice directory). Please note that you will not be able to insert images directly from remote storage locations (such as Dropbox) at this time.

Navigate to the folder where the desired image is stored. A small preview will be shown and you can then tap on the image you wish to insert.

Quickoffice allows you to resize shapes and images vertically, horizontally, and diagonally. To resize a shape, image, or text box, first tap on the shape you wish to resize. You will then see 8 blue grab points much like Microsoft PowerPoint: 2 for horizontal, 2 for vertical, and 4 for diagonal reshaping. Tap and drag the horizontal or vertical grab points to stretch the shape up, down, left, or right.

Tap and drag one of the corner grab points to resize the object diagonally. Resizing diagonally will preserve the object’s aspect ratio, meaning the object will be scaled evenly. If you wish to make the object wider or taller, please use the horizontal or vertical grab points.

To rotate a shape, image, or text box, simply tap and drag the green grab point, rotate into the desired position, and release.

To move a shape, image, or text box, tap and hold the object for about a second, then drag it to the desired location. The object will be moved to the place where you release your finger.

To delete an object, tap once to bring up the object grab points. Tap once more to bring up the delete context button. Note: Do not double tap on an object when trying to delete an object. You should pause approximately 1 second between taps. At this time, you cannot cut, copy, or paste shapes and images.

Quickoffice provides extensive capabilities to format cells. Select the icon to bring up the multi-edit toolbox. If it is not already selected, choose the Font tab.

To change the font color, select the text you wish to format by double tapping and moving the selector pins. Tap on the button and choose a color from the color picker. Select Done when you have made your selection.

To bold text, select the text you wish to bold and select

To italicize text, select the text you wish to italicize and select .

To underline text, select the text you wish to underline and select .

To change the font or size, select and use the selection wheel to choose the appropriate font and font size. Press Done when you are satisfied with the changes.

The redesigned multi-edit toolbox allows you to make multiple formatting changes without obstructing the view of your document. To bring up the multi-edit toolbox, press the button. If it is not already selected, choose the Paragraph tab.

To change paragraph alignment, tap and drag the blue text in the multi-edit toolbox. Text can be aligned to the left, center, or right.

To increase first line indentation, select the button.

To decrease first line indentation, select the button.

To increase paragraph indentation, select the button.

To decrease paragraph indentation, select the button.

To create a bulleted list, select the button

Make sure you first have selected the text box or shape you wish to format. Press the Shape tab to open the color picker. To modify fill color, select the button and choose the desired color. Select No Fill to remove the fill from the shape or text box.

Arrangement is used to bring objects either forwards or backwards. To modify the arrangement of an object, tap once on the object you wish to arrange. Next, tap the Format button and tap on the Properties tab. This will bring up the arrangement slider. Slide to the right to bring the object forward or slide to the left to bring the object backwards. Alternatively, you can tap the button to bring the object one level forward or the button to bring the object one level backwards. Your object will visibly move forward and back as you move the slider.

Quicksheet makes it easy to undo/redo your edits. Select from the toolbar and select either Undo or Redo. Alternatively, shake the device to access the Undo/Redo dialog. Up to 10 changes can be undone or redone at a time.

Quickpoint supports zooming in and out with the iOS-supported pinch zoom gesture. At zoom levels between 80 percent and 120 percent, Quickpoint will snap the slide to fit the slide width on the screen for optimized viewing.

Quickoffice provides two ways to present your slides: on device and through an external monitor or projector. Slideshow mode on the iPhone is perfect for presenting to a small group of people or when an external monitor or projector is unavailable. Tap the icon to start the slide show. If your iPhone is connected to an external monitor or projector you will be prompted to choose Main Screen or External Monitor. Select Main Screen to present on the iPhone. Your slideshow will now show in full screen.

To transition to the next slide, tap once on the screen. Alternatively, you can move to the next slide by tapping and dragging the current slide to the left or to the previous slide by tapping and dragging the current slide to the right. At this time, Quickpoint does not support animations.

To end a slideshow and return to edit mode, double tap anywhere on the slide.

Quickoffice provides two ways to present your slides: on device and through an external monitor or projector. Slideshow mode on an external monitor or projector is perfect for sharing your ideas with a large group.

First, connect your iPhone VGA adapter to the device. An example of this adapter is shown to the right. Tap the icon and select External Monitor to present on an external device. Your slideshow will now show in full screen.

A video out toolbar will appear. From this toolbar you can move forward and back, toggle the filmstrip view on and off, and end the slideshow. This toolbar is shown only on the device and will not be visible on the external display. To move forward or back, simply tap the right or left arrow buttons.

Pressing the button will toggle the filmstrip on and off. The filmstrip provides slide thumbnails that allow you to jump to a different slide, regardless of where it is in the presentation. The filmstrip will not be visible on the external display.

To end a slideshow, simply double tap anywhere on the slide or press the button.

An exciting new feature to Quickoffice is the virtual laser pointer. The virtual laser pointer allows you to highlight the most important parts of your presentation without turning your back to your audience.

To use the virtual laser pointer, enter slideshow mode. For instructions on entering slideshow mode, see the section above titled “Slideshow Mode on Device” or “Slideshow Mode on an External Monitor or Projector”. Once you are in slideshow mode, tap and hold any part of the slide. The virtual laser pointer will appear above your finger so that you can see what you are highlighting. When you release, the virtual laser pointer will disappear.

Quickoffice will list any files without any restriction. However, only the following file types can be viewed or played 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 (iWork '09 is not supported)
Adobe Acrobat: .pdf
Web Pages: .htm and .html
Text: .txt
Audio: .mp3

Quickoffice provides the ability for users to create files in native Office 2003 or 2007 formats. By default, all files are created in Office 2003 format. You can change this by tapping the Settings icon on the Home screen and then tapping the MS Office 2007 option.

Zooming:
When viewing documents, you can zoom in and out. Double-tap when viewing a file to zoom in. Double-tap again to zoom out. Quickoffice supports the familiar 2-finger pinch gesture to zoom in or out.

Scrolling:
To scroll around the file, simply tap and drag up, down, or sideways. Dragging your finger to scroll won't choose or activate anything on the screen.

Quickoffice will change the orientation of the document you are viewing based on the accelerometer sensor.

Quickoffice uses a cache to store recently downloaded and viewed files. You can adjust the size of the cache by pressing the Settings icon from the Home screen and selecting Cache Size. To clear the cache, from the Home screen, press the Settings icon and select Clear Cache.

At this time, Quickoffice does not support viewing of password protected PDF's.

Quickoffice supports viewing of popular image formats such as JPG, TIFF, GIF, SVG and PNG.

Quickoffice includes a built in image viewer optimized for viewing images on your iPhone or iPod touch.

Quickoffice supports playing of popular media formats such as MP3, MOV and QT by utilizing the iOS built in viewer.

Quickoffice allows you to use a WiFi network to transfer documents between your iPhone or iPod touch, and a desktop computer running Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows XP, or Microsoft Windows Vista. Files are transferred in one of two ways, either by mounting your mobile device as a drive on your computer or by using the web browser on your computer to communicate with your device.

When your mobile device is mounted as a drive, you move and copy files to and from the device using the Finder on Mac OS X, or the File Explorer on Microsoft Windows platforms. When using a web browser, Quickoffice presents a friendly web interface which allows you to browse the contents of your device, and exchange files with the computer.

Note: iWork files cannot be transferred using the web browser interface. Please mount your iPhone as a drive to transfer iWork files.

File Transfers makes use of the WiFi networking capabilities of the iPhone and iPod touch to exchange files with a desktop computer. Quickoffice supports Macintosh computers running Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, Microsoft Windows XP SP2 and Microsoft Windows Vista SP2.

Before you can use File Transfers, you will have to connect both your mobile device and the computer to the same Wi-Fi network. The current Wi-Fi network settings for the iPhone and iPod touch may be found in the Settings application. For instructions and troubleshooting tips, please refer to the documentation that came with your mobile device. Similarly, please refer to the documentation provided with your operating system for help in connecting your computer to a Wi-Fi network.

You can access the File Transfer settings from two locations within Quickoffice:

1. The WiFi icon from the Home screen.

2. The WiFi button in any directory listing screen.

The File Transfers Master Switch

The File Transfers master switch allows you to enable and disable the File Transfers functionality altogether.

Beneath the master switch, Quickoffice offers status information about the file transfer connection. When enabled, this status information presents the internet address that you can use to connect to your mobile device on its local network.

When File Transfers are enabled, Quickoffice also offers authentication settings. Authentication can be enabled or disabled under the File Transfers settings.

When Authentication is disabled, any computer that attempts to make a connection to your device may do so without requiring the user of that computer to enter a username and password.

Note: If you disable authentication, other computers on your local network will be able to connect to your mobile device and access the files it contains.

When Authentication is enabled, Quickoffice will display fields for setting a username and password before allowing the computer access to the files on your device.

Once the username and password are set, when any computer tries to connect with the device, Quickoffice will ask the user to provide that same username and password before allowing that computer access to the files on your device.

Note: File Transfers authentication settings are only used to validate whether or not a computer can connect to your iPhone or iPod touch, but File Transfers does not use a secure connection to transfer the content of files. Using File Transfers on a public WiFi network, even with authentication enabled, can put the security of those files at risk.

To transfer files with Quickoffice using a web browser, first make sure you have an active WiFi connection on your device and your computer. Verify that your iPhone and your computer are on the same WiFi network.

When you open Quickoffice on your device, you will see a web address at the bottom of the Home screen.

This address is also displayed when you select the WiFi icon from your Home screen or from any file list screen.

On your computer, launch your favorite web browser and enter the address displayed in Quickoffice on your device.

If you have enabled authentication (see File Transfer Authentication Settings section for more information)in your Quickoffice File Transfers settings, you will be prompted for a username and password on your computer.

You will then be connected to your device through your browser. From the Quickoffice browser interface on your computer, you can see the files stored within the Quickoffice application on your device and transfer files to and from your iPhone or iPod touch.

To transfer files to your device, click on Upload Files

and click on

next to Add Files to choose the file you want to transfer to your device. You can add multiple files by selecting for each file you'd like to add. Once you have selected all of the files you want to upload, press to transfer the selected files.

The files will be added to the folder selected in the Quickoffice interface in the browser on your computer. If you have multiple folders in Quickoffice on your device, you can choose the folder that you want to transfer your files to by opening that folder in your web browser.

To download files to your PC or Mac from your iPhone, in the Quickoffice browser interface on your computer, navigate through the folder structure on your iPhone to the folder that contains the file you wish to download. Then, press the arrow icon next to the file name. This will display the details for the file and a Download button.

Press Download to download the file to your computer.

Note: At this time, iWork files cannot be transferred using the web browser interface. You will need to mount your iPhone as a drive to transfer iWork files.

Make sure you have turned on the WiFi on your iPhone and your computer. Verify that iPhone and your computer are on the same WiFi network. Select the WiFi connect icon from the Home screen or from the file manager and you will see an http address on the WiFi Connect screen.

First, make sure you have an active WiFi connection on your device and your computer and verify that your device and your Mac are on the same WiFi network.

When you open Quickoffice you will see a URL at the bottom of the Home screen:

This URL can also be found if you press the WiFi icon in any file list screen.

Follow these steps to mount your device:

1. On your Mac, open Finder and select Go > Connect to Server (or use the shortcut Command-K).

2. Enter the address of your device (the URL displayed in Quickoffice) in the "Server Address" field of the "Connect to Server" dialog and press the Connect button.

3. If you have enabled authentication in the file transfer settings, Finder will present you with an authentication dialog asking for a username and password. In this case, enter the same username and password you have set up in the File Transfer settings in Quickoffice on your device.

4. Mac OS X should then mount your device as a drive. A window will open on your Mac and the name of the mounted drive will match the internet address you used when establishing the connection.

5. You can then transfer files from your Mac to your iPhone and from your iPhone to your Mac by dragging and dropping files from one to the other.

When you are finished working with Quickoffice, you should eject the drive that represents your device. This is typically done by dragging the drive icon to the trash, or by selecting the drive and choosing File > Eject (or using Command-E).

First, make sure you have an active WiFi connection on your device and your computer and verify that your device and your computer are on the same WiFi network.

When you open Quickoffice you will see a URL at the bottom of the Home screen.

This URL can also be found if you press the WiFi icon in any file list screen.

Follow these steps to mount your device:

1. On your computer, open My Network Places from the Start menu.

2. From the Network Tasks panel, select Add a network place

The Add Network Place Wizard will open and guide you through the process.

3. The first pane of the wizard offers informative text about what the wizard can do. After reading it, click Next.

4. When asked "Where do you want to create this network place?", choose the second option: Choose another network location and Next.

5. Enter the address of your device (the URL displayed in Quickoffice) in the "Internet or network address" field and press Next.

6. If you have enabled authentication for File Transfers, your computer will prompt you for a username and password. Enter the same username and password you have set up in the File Transfer settings in Quickoffice on your device.

7. The wizard will ask you for a shortcut name that will help you quickly identify the mounted iPhone or iPod touch. Enter an appropriate name and click Next.

8. The last panel of the wizard will confirm that you have created the network place successfully. Simply click Finish to end the wizard.

9. Your computer will then mount your device as a drive. A window will open on your computer and the name of the mounted drive will match the name you entered in the wizard.

10. You can then transfer files from your computer to your iPhone and from your iPhone to your computer by dragging and dropping files from one to the other.

First, make sure you have an active WiFi connection on your device and your computer and verify that your device and your computer are on the same WiFi network.

When you open Quickoffice you will see a URL at the bottom of the Home screen.

This URL can also be found if you press the WiFi icon in any file list screen.

Follow these steps to mount your device:

1. On your computer, select Computer from the Start menu.

2. From the Tools menu, select the "Map Network Drive" item. This will open the "Map Network Drive" window.

3. You will need to assign a drive letter to represent your mobile device. Choose any of the available drive letters from the Drive menu.

4. Enter the address of your device (the URL displayed in Quickoffice) in the "Folder" field and press the Finish button.

5. If you have enabled authentication for File Transfers, your computer will prompt you for a username and password. Enter the same username and password you have set up in the File Transfer settings in Quickoffice on your device.

6. Your computer will then mount your device as a drive. A window will open on your computer, and you can then transfer files from your computer to your iPhone and from your iPhone to your computer by dragging and dropping files from one to the other.

The Disable Sleep mode prevents the device from going to sleep while transferring files or viewing long documents. You can access Disable Sleep by pressing the Settings icon on the Quickoffice Home screen.

Note: Leaving Disable Sleep turned on for long periods of time will reduce your battery charge.

For more information on MobileMe, visit: www.apple.com/mobileme/

From the Home screen of Quickoffice, press the Edit button. Select Add Account. Select MobileMe from the top of the Services screen. On the Create Account screen, enter your MobileMe member name and password and press the Save button. Now you can access files on your iDisk storage from Quickoffice.

You can also access your friend's public folders on their iDisk storage. To access your friend's password protected public folders, you will need your friend's member name and password.

From the Home screen of Quickoffice, press the Edit button. Select Add Account, click the

button at the bottom of the list of available services, enter your friend's MobileMe member name. If a password was set for your friend’s folder, enter the password - otherwise, leave the Password field blank and press Save. You can connect to several public folders by repeating these steps. Press the Learn More about MobileMe button to view information about MobileMe from the Apple website.

Quickoffice allows you to connect to several MobileMe iDisk accounts. Repeat the steps in the above section titled “Connecting to Your iDisk Storage” to add multiple accounts.

If the password for your MobileMe account has changed, you need to enter your new password. From the Home screen of Quickoffice, press the Edit button. Select the iDisk account from the list in the Edit screen and in the account details screen, enter the new password and press Save.

For more information on Box.net, visit: www.box.net

From the Home screen of Quickoffice, press the Edit button. Choose Add Account. Select "box" from the list of available services, enter the email address you used when you signed up for your Box.net account along with your password in the account details screen and press Save. Press the Learn More about Box.net button to go to the Box.net home page and sign up for an account and view resources and information about the service.

To add multiple accounts, simply repeat the steps from Connecting to your Box.net storage. All of your accounts will be listed on the Quickoffice home screen.

If the password for your Box.net account has changed, you need to enter your new password. From the Home screen of Quickoffice, press the Edit button. Select the Box account from the list in the Edit screen and in the account details screen, enter the new password and press Save.

For more information on Google Docs, visit: https://docs.google.com

From the Home screen of Quickoffice, press the Edit button. Choose Add Account. Select "Google Docs" from the list of available services, enter the email address you used when you signed up for your Google Docs account along with your password in the account details screen and press Save. Press the Learn More about Google Docs button to log into your Google Docs account and view your Files.

To add multiple accounts, simply repeat the steps from Connecting to your Google Docs storage. All of your accounts will be listed on the Quickoffice home screen.

If the password for your Google Docs account has changed, you need to enter your new password. From the Home screen of Quickoffice, press the Edit button. Select the Google Docs account from the list in the Edit screen and in the account details screen, enter the new password and press Save.

For more information on Dropbox, visit: https://www.dropbox.com/

From the Home screen of Quickoffice, press the Edit button. Choose Add Account. Select "Dropbox" from the list of available services, enter the email address you used when you signed up for your Dropbox account along with your password in the account details screen and press Save. Press the Learn More about Dropbox button to log into your Dropbox account and view your Events,Files and Photos.

To add multiple accounts, simply repeat the steps from Connecting to your Dropbox storage. All of your accounts will be listed on the Quickoffice home screen.

If the password for your Dropbox account has changed, you need to enter your new password. From the Home screen of Quickoffice, press the Edit button. Select the Dropbox account from the list in the Edit screen and in the account details screen, enter the new password and press Save.

For more information on Huddle, visit: https://www.huddle.com/

From the Home screen of Quickoffice, press the Edit button. Choose Add Account. Select "Huddle" from the list of available services, enter the email address you used when you signed up for your Huddle account along with your password in the account details screen and press Save. Press the Learn More about Huddle button to log into your Huddle account and view your Events,Files and Photos.

To add multiple accounts, simply repeat the steps from Connecting to your Huddle storage. All of your accounts will be listed on the Quickoffice home screen.

If the password for your Huddle account has changed, you need to enter your new password. From the Home screen of Quickoffice, press the Edit button. Select the Huddle account from the list in the Edit screen and in the account details screen, enter the new password and press Save.

For more information on SugarSync, visit: https://www.SugarSync.com/

From the Home screen of Quickoffice, press the Edit button. Choose Add Account. Select "SugarSync" from the list of available services, enter the email address you used when you signed up for your SugarSync account along with your password in the account details screen and press Save. Press the Learn More about SugarSync button to log into your SugarSync account and view your Events,Files and Photos.

To add multiple accounts, simply repeat the steps from Connecting to your SugarSync storage. All of your accounts will be listed on the Quickoffice home screen.

If the password for your SugarSync account has changed, you need to enter your new password. From the Home screen of Quickoffice, press the Edit button. Select the SugarSync account from the list in the Edit screen and in the account details screen, enter the new password and press Save.

You can download one or more files in any local folder or connected service location and save them locally to your iPhone or iPod touch simply by pressing the Organize button in the toolbar when you are in the file list view.

When downloading files, you can choose a folder on your iPhone where the downloaded files will be saved. To create a new folder, press the button and enter the folder name.

It is not possible to download a folder. However, you can select mulitple files to download at once by pressing the Organize button in the toolbar, selecting the files to download, and pressing Download.

To view a locally saved file, simply select "On iPhone" from the Home screen and navigate to the desired file.

You can create folders on your iPhone or iPod touch to organize downloaded files. To create a new folder, simply navigate to the local storage (On iPhone) or a Quickoffice Connect™ service, press the button in the toolbar and enter the name of the new folder.

With Quickoffice, you can create new folders on your Quickoffice cloud access storage locations. To create a new folder on your connected service, access your service account from the Quickoffice Home screen, press the button in the toolbar and enter the name of the new folder.

From the file list view in a local folder, press the Organize button in the toolbar, select the files to be moved and press Move. From the list of local folders, select the destination folder. The selected files will be moved to the chosen destination folder.

Note: You can only move files on your iPhone. You cannot move files in your connected service storage locations.

From the file list view in a local or remote folder, press the icon to display the file details and press the Rename button to enter a new name.

From the file list view in a local folder, press the icon in the toolbar and select the files or folders to be deleted and press Delete.

You can delete files and folders in your connected storage locations. To delete files and folders in your connected storage location, press the icon in the toolbar and select the files or folders to be deleted and press Delete.

You can upload files from your iPhone or iPod touch to any of your Quickoffice Cloud Access Services.

To upload files to your any of the available connected services, navigate to the folder where the file is saved in "On iPhone". Press the Organize icon in the toolbar, select the file to upload and press Move. Select a destination connected service from the Home screen, navigate to the desired subfolder and press Choose "(folder name)" and press Choose "(folder name)".

Note: Only files within Quickoffice on your device can be uploaded to your connected storage. Moving files directly from one service to another is not available. If you would like to move a file from one remote storage location to another, first move the file to your device and then move it to the second remote location.

You can upload multiple files at once to your connected service storage location. To do this, press the Organize icon in the toolbar from the file list view, select the files you want to upload and press Move. Then navigate to your desired connected service location, select the subfolder where you want to upload the files and select Choose "(folder name)".

When uploading files to your connected service storage location, you can specify a destination folder. Choose the destination folder by navigating through the folders on your connected service and select the desired folder by pressing Choose "(folder name)".

It is not possible to upload an entire folder, however, you can select multiple files to upload at once.

File transfers using 3G or EDGE is enabled by your carrier. Currently Quickoffice makes use of the Quickoffice cloud access service with various cloud service providers to enable this functionality. (see Transfer Files to & from iPhone/iPod touch). You can mount your iDisk on a Mac in the Finder using the Go > iDisk command. On Windows systems, you must install the MobileMe Control Panel for Windows which allows you to access and manage your iDisk account in a browser interface. To learn how to connect to your iDisk account as a network location, visit the Apple Support site. To learn more about Box.net, visit www.box.net. To learn more about Google Docs, visit https://docs.google.com. To learn more about Dropbox, visit https://www.dropbox.com/.

Quickoffice allows you to e-mail files on remote connected storage locations without having to download them. Multiple local or remote files can be attached to a single e-mail.

You may e-mail files regardless of file type.

Press the icon in the toolbar, select the files to e-mail and press Send. This launches the Compose New Message screen. Note that the files you selected are automatically attached to the message. Specify To, CC, BCC, Subject, and Body (as you would in the Mail application) and press Send to securely send the e-mail.

The first time you e-mail a file, you have to fill in the From: field with your e-mail address. You will only need to do this the first time you send an e-mail.

Email attachments can be opened directly in Quickoffice. Open the mail application on your iPhone or iPod Touch and open the email with the attachment. Scroll down to where the attachment is and select it to open the iOS viewer.

Tap on the icon in the top right and select Open in Quickoffice. Your document will open and you can make changes (assuming you are opening a supported file format). When you are done, you can save changes to one of your remote storage accounts or local storage.

E-mail attachments that are opened in Quickoffice are stored in the Inbox folder. If you wish to download the file for local storage (i.e. to make changes to the document), navigate to the inbox folder. Press the button and select the attachments you wish to download. Press Move and navigate to the desired folder. When you locate the desired folder press Choose.