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LeftInTX

(25,135 posts)

13. If you are into fancy editing of word docs, it can be a bit of a hassle

Reply to AJT (Original post)

Wed Jan 15, 2020, 02:04 PM

Jan 2020

I have both a desktop PC and a Chromebook

If you have Word docs without alot of graphics, columns etc Google Docs should work.

I have desktop publishing software on my PC because I create push cards etc. (I can't use desktop publishing on my Chromebook) My Chromebook is also fussy about printers.

For mobile computing, it's a winner. Much better than a Windows laptop.

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How difficult is it to go from a PC to Chromebook? [View all] AJT Dec 2019 OP

You can upload your Word docs to Google docs bluedye33139 Dec 2019 #1

Thank you. I worked in IT for years I dislike computers AJT Dec 2019 #5

Through a browser absolutely bluedye33139 Dec 2019 #7

I have a friend who used PCs for years, till I suggested a ChromeBook RainCaster Dec 2019 #2

What do you do for storage? Bleacher Creature Dec 2019 #4

Cloud, for him RainCaster Dec 2019 #9

I am a boomer too. It's good to know that the change won't make me want AJT Dec 2019 #8

this takes no learning curve at all stopdiggin Dec 2019 #3

Great. Thanks. AJT Dec 2019 #6

A PC is likely to have more storage space than a Chromebook. hunter Dec 2019 #10

I agree LeftInTX Jan 2020 #12

Not hard at all. LeftofObama Dec 2019 #11

If you are into fancy editing of word docs, it can be a bit of a hassle LeftInTX Jan 2020 #13