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I just went with DTG for the reasons Bill mentioned. On sale and if I
need different, then I'll upgrade. Have no experience with DTG or the
iWork programs.
I'm using Windows computers, MS Word, Excel, and also exploring Google
Docs for moving files between various computers.

Got NoteMaster when it was free and a free version of iSpreadsheet.
NoteMaster is just that, a note program that syncs with Google Docs, no
formatting. They are fine for what they are but wanted something to take
a few docs and spreadsheets to community meetings for minor updating.
Hope DTG will do it for me.

I always read the reviews in the Apple store, and look at them by "Most
Critical" first, also do an online search for other reviews. You may
find info to push you one way or the other.

Let us know which you pick.

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> I have been looking at both Documents To Go and Apples Pages for
> a word processor on the iPad. DTG Premium is now 20% off until
> tomorrow only.
>
> Has anyone used either or both?
>
> Pages is nicer looking and fancier but for roughly the same price,
> DTG has Word, Excel and Powepoint capability where Pages is
> only for Word. Then I would have to spend about $10 to get Apples
> Numbers to edit Excel files.
>
> I dont mind paying whatever but wanted to see if anyone has
> experience or thoughts on these apps.
>
> Thanks,
> Rich
>
>

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