GDocs Export for Android
Welcome to GDocs Export for Android. Â GDocs Export allows users to download their Google Documents to their Android device in many formats. Â GDocs Export v2.0 allows you to download:
Word processing documents
- Microsoft Word (.doc)
- Adobe PDF (.pdf)
- Rich Text Format (.rtf)
- Text file (.txt)
- OpenDocument Text (.odt)
- HTML (.html)
- ZIP – zipped up HTML (.zip)
Spreadsheets
- Microsoft Excel (.xls)
- Adobe PDF (.pdf)
- HTML (.html)
- OpenDocument Spreadsheet (.ods)
Presentations
- Microsoft PowerPoint (.ppt)
- Adobe PDF (.pdf)
- Text file (.text)
- PNG (.png)
- Shockwave Flash (.swf)
PDFs
- Adobe PDF (.pdf)
Drawings/Images
- Portable Network Graphic (.png)
- JPEG (.jpeg)
- Adobe PDF (.pdf)
- Scalable Vector Graphic (.svg)
Many more formats and document types will be quickly added in subsequent releases. Â Once you download your documents you can then open it (assuming you have document viewing software) or share it via Gmail/email with family, friends, or colleagues.
Future Features
Additional document types and export formats- Upload documents from your Android device
- Ability to login with non-device Google accounts
- Download multiple documents at once
- Convert documents from one type to another
Release Notes
v2.0.0 (September 16, 2011)
- New look and feel
- New application icon
- Can now access and download every file in your Google Doc’s account
- Application remembers your sorting changes
- Additional support for DOCX, XLSX, and PPTX file types (can preview and download in native format)
- Better Honeycomb support (from the UI perspective)
v1.2.0 (July 17, 2011)
- Ability to sort your list of documents by type, last modified date/time, & name.
- Added Last Modified date to list view items.
v1.1.0 (July 10, 2011)
- Support included for Google drawings and picture (.png/.jpeg)
- PDFs stored in your Google Docs account
- more export formats (see description)
- bug fixes
v1.0.0 (July 3, 2011)
- Initial release
Availability
GDocs Export is available exclusively in the Android Market for $0.99.
FAQ
Where on my Android device, are my documents downloaded? On to USB storage on the device (this may differ depending on your Android device). Â /sdcard/GDocsExport folder
Why can’t I open documents on my device? You may not have the required viewer to open the document on your device. Â Most formats can be viewed by finding the required application in the Android Market
Why can’t I export some documents as another format? Â GDocs Export is unable to download documents in another format if those documents have been uploaded without being converted.
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