'Documents to Go' Updated With Cut, Copy and Paste, Pinch to Zoom, and More
iPhone Alley points out that DataViz has recently updated its Documents to Go office suite for the iPhone to add several new features, the most important of which is the inclusion of support for Apple's systemwide cut, copy, and paste tools. The suite comes in two flavors: a basic version [App Store, $4.99] and an enhanced version [App Store, $9.99] offering support for Microsoft Exchange attachments.
New features include:
- Cut/copy/paste across all supported OS 3.0 apps (OS 3.0 req'd)
- Send files via e-mail (OS 3.0 req'd)
- Full screen view (Ability to hide title bar and toolbar)
- Pinch zooming
Unfortunately, the ability to edit Excel spreadsheet documents is still not included in the Documents to Go suite. At Documents to Go's initial launch last month, the spreadsheeting editing functionality was promised to be included in a future free upgrade which is apparently still under development.
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