Thanks for the info on the excel files. Didn't think 'bout that possibility.
But, I remain unclear on the process to move the appropriate files from
the CPU to the TT.
Do I need to use "home"? and send the files someway there and then
back to my CPU? or can I go direct CPU to TT? And, how?
Note my files are the latest .docx & .xlsx format.
Tnx, AMH
No need to use Home. When you connect your TT to your computer, you can shut Home down with the "X" if you like -- your TT will still appear as a disk drive (two, if you have an SD card installed), and you can look at and copy/delete/fiddle files just as if it were a USB thumb drive. Just click on "My Computer" or its equivalent based upon your OS -- whatever you use to look at the contents of drives -- and you'll see your TT there. Explore it like you would any other drive.
So as the instructions from TT explain, you create your folder called "text" and place your information there. The TT mini-browser manages things like *.GIF files and other formats, so if you have such files associated with the HTML you're putting in there, those will appear as well.
The folder MUST be in the root of either your internal memory or SD card, not placed as a subfolder. The folder MUST be "text" in lower case - forget the quotes, of course.
I didn't read back to be SURE of what model you've got (yikes). I'm hoping it's not one of the lower end models that doesn't have the "Music and Media" function on it. If not, you're toast. But let's assume it does, as is more likely.
From the main navigation screen, press and get to the first menu page.
Blue right arrow (likely once) unitl you see the "Music and Media" selection.
Select "Document Reader". That will access files in the "text" folder where you've placed them.
Little known - the mini-browser will even handle links -- so if you want to create an HTML file that is just an index to other files, you can create links to the other files there and jump around between your HTML files just as you would on a web page.
