- documents - XPS viewer similar to Adobe PDF viewer - Android . . .
Is there a way to open Microsoft XPS documents on Android, similar to the way Adobe PDF documents have "Adobe Reader for Android"? I took a look in the Market but I didn't find anything
- text editor - How to read documents in RTF file type? - Android . . .
To read RTF files you basically just need and app that supports that file format Here's a good one that additionally supports many other document types: Cool Reader by Vadim Lopatin available from Google Play Store Reading books in epub, fb2, txt, doc, rtf, html, chm, tcr, pdb, pml formats eBook reader Supports epub (non-DRM), fb2, doc, txt, rtf, html, chm, tcr, pdb, prc, mobi (non-DRM
- Location of, or how to view downloaded Telegram files
The files are not all downloaded to any folder Go to any file in your chat that you want to save to laptop or view on mobile click on file or the three dots on its right side and options will pop up Choose "save to downloads" it will create a folder -telegram in your downloads folder internal storage download telegram the file will appear in that location Then you can use it
- file system - How to access storage emulated 0 from PC? - Android . . .
storage emulated 0 is the "internal SDCard", which should be what's displayed when connecting the device to your computer I don't own a Nexus, but on most devices that place is available also as either sdcard or mnt sdcard Do you have any of these two places, and maybe can find your export there?
- Edit Word documents in Google Drive on Android
Whenever I search for a Word document in Google Drive on the Android app I can view it in Google Docs I can also open it with Word, but then it tells me that this is a read-only version and I cannot
- Open embedded audio and video in Word documents
How can I open embedded audio or video files in Word documents? I can play their audio video files on my computer when I open the document with Microsoft Office, but on my phone, I can just see the text on the files
- What is com. android. documentsui
A simple Google search answers that: it's a "file picker" introduced with Kitkat (Android 4 4) and since Lollipop (Android 5) the recommended default interfact for apps wishing to access files outside of their own storage area (i e to save data to your SD card) It ships with the Android system itself – so no worries, it's nothing malicious
- Newest documents Questions - Android Enthusiasts Stack Exchange
Mysterious documents in internal storage -android Screenshot of space issue in Android Some mysterious documents have taken lot of space HOW DO I DELETE IT?
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