In a press release today, DataViz announced Documents To Go Premium Edition 10 for Palm OS:

DataViz’s Documents To Go Is First to Support Microsoft Office 2007 Files on Mobile Devices

New Documents To Go Premium Edition 10 Empowers Palm OS Users to Open and View Word & Excel 2007 Files

DataViz®, Inc., the leading provider of Office compatibility solutions for over 23 years today announced the release of Documents To Go Premium Edition 10. The latest version of the #1 Office editing suite for Palm OS® devices is now the first and only mobile solution to enable users to open and view new Microsoft® Word and Excel Office 2007 files in their native format on their Palm OS device.
Microsoft Office 2007, commercially released on January 30, 2007 is the latest version of Microsoft’s productivity suite. It features a new Extensible Markup Language (XML) based file format, Open XML, which simplifies and facilitates universal data exchange between different information systems. Documents To Go Premium Edition 10 is a major upgrade which involves a redesign of the original software program to include support for the new .docx and .xlsx Open XML format in Microsoft Office 2007.

“Version 10 addresses our top customer request which is support for Word & Excel 2007 files,” said Kathleen McAneany, Documents To Go Business Manager, DataViz, Inc. “Our customers are our first priority and we are committed to satisfying their expectations in a timely manner while maintaining a best-of-breed solution.”

"With the addition of Word and Excel Office 2007 support, Documents To Go is truly an unsurpassed Office suite," said Mark Bercow, senior vice president of business development at Palm, Inc." "Now users of Palm OS based Treo™ smartphones and Palm® handhelds can leave the office with confidence knowing that they can continue to be productive even if they receive Word and Excel e-mail attachments in a Microsoft Office 2007 format.”

Pricing & Availability
A release to include full Office 2007 file editing support for Word, Excel and PowerPoint and support for Microsoft Windows Vista will be available later in the year. Customers who purchase Documents To Go Premium Edition 10 will receive the full Office editing and Windows Vista update at no additional cost. Documents To Go Premium Edition retails for $49.99 and is available directly from DataViz as well as many retail and online stores including CompUSA, Amazon.com and Handango.com. Upgrade pricing of $29.99 is available directly from DataViz (www.dataviz.com) for all previous Documents To Go customers, including those who received Documents To Go Professional Edition with their Palm branded device. For more information and to download a free evaluation visit www.dataviz.com/downloads.

About Document To Go Premium Edition
Documents To Go Premium Edition for Palm OS is an award-winning mobile Office suite that encompasses the ability to create, view and edit Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint files in their native format on a Palm OS handheld or smartphone. In addition to retaining all original file formatting with InTact Technology™, the Premium Edition also includes support for viewing native Adobe® PDF files and spell check for Word files. Other features include support for password protected files, charting and pictures. Documents To Go Premium Edition is available in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish and Portuguese.

About Documents To Go
Various editions of Documents To Go have been chosen as the preferred Office solution to be included with a number of handheld devices and smartphones from Palm, Motorola, Sony and other hardware manufacturers. The Documents To Go product line supports Palm OS, Symbian UIQ, S80 and Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone devices. All editions of Documents To Go features DataViz’s InTact Technology to provide complete document integrity. More information about Documents To Go, including a full list of supported devices and features, can be found at www.dataviz.com/dxtgwin.

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