@BobMcGee Hmm surely I can find some other program that can do that? I have never tried that on Google Docs, actually. I could do it in Windows Mobile 6.
Dropbox can do all the cloudy stuff? But I guess Google Docs get a big extra point if it is the only application that can edit office documents on Android.
I was going to find and download such an application, but I never got round to trying it.
@BobMcGee They said Outlook automatically displayed certain pictures in emails, and that there were certain vulnerabilities that could allow viruses to be executed that way.
@rfusca Do you also find Google Docs nicely fills that niche between a note-taking app (such as Evernote) and a professional-grade word processing suite (with all the bells and whistles)?
@Cerberus Let me know if it works out well for you. I am curious about the other options (although happy with Google Docs for the niche it inhabits)
It has to beat the pants off of Libreoffice, which is just... ugh.
Gotta try and find a way to get Office 2010 for now, because LibreOffice + Google Docs just doesn't cut it on the new computer, and I don't even know if Office XP will install... nor do I want to.