'Gridlines' is to show or hide the gridlines.'Show formulas' allows the user to view formulas inside the cells.'Sort' is to sort cells by a particular criteria.'Show/Hide Comments' can actually show or hide comments on any document.

The following functions are the same: Find, Zoom, Print, Send, Edit, and Document Info. 'Print' is for printing when connected to a printer.'Show Presenter View' is displayed when connected to an external monitor.'Document info' enables the user to view the document's details.'Current slide' to start from the current page.'Slide show' to start a slide show (on the first page).Then tap on Menu and make use of any of these.In 'Recent Documents' or any other folder, tap any document you desire to read.Then, to search for the documents recently used, tap the Recent Documents icon.

Now, tap on open to browse through documents.

Go to the Apps screen and tap the Hancom Office Viewer.

You can use the Hancom Viewer on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S to read and search for documents. Go to the Apps screen and tap Hancom Office Viewer. We shall focus on how to use the Hancom Viewer on Samsung Galaxy Tab S in this article.īelow is a step-by-step procedure for various formats and files: It enables the viewing of spreadsheets, documents and presentations. But if you already have an app on the phone that is capable of handling Word files, then there is some other problem.The Hancom Office Viewer is an application that allows a user to open files such as Microsoft Office and PDF. Check these out on the Google Play Store. There are also Polaris Office and OfficeSuite, and of course MS Office itself. For Office files, I like Hancom Office Hword, but it looks like that may not be readily available anymore. So, to PVB, be sure you have an app on your phone that can open the attachment. I long-pressed on one of the attachments, and it opened in the app on my phone that I have designated as the default for Office documents. I then went to my phone and did a sync, and the note with the two attachment indicators was there. I just created a test note on my desktop and dragged 2 files into it, one. The key is that there must be an app on the phone capable of opening the file Evernote can't do it itself (any more than any other app could). I presume they are downloaded when you access them. I hate to disagree with the venerable gazumped, but in fact I can and do view and edit attachments on my Android phone.

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