In order to view and edit Word documents (.doc) on a handheld PDA, you will need a device running Windows Mobile with Office Mobile installed. Here is Microsoft's list of PDAs that feature Office Mobile and a QWERTY keyboard layout:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/en-us/devices/smartphones.mspx?f_office=Yes&f_qwertyKb=QWERTY
Using Word documents is strongly discouraged. Word, as a Microsoft proprietary format, is often not compatible with 3rd party software and systems. In addition, Word documents are very insecure, and are therefore not suitable for sensitive information. Visit this location for more information:
http://en.nothingisreal.com/wiki/Please_don%27t_send_me_Microsoft_Word_documents
That device is called a mute, and it is usually put into the instrument so that the sound will not disturb people and it is not as loud.
An input device provides data for your computer to process (eg: keyboard, mouse). An output device displays information (eg: monitor, speakers). A storage device stores information for alter use (eg: hard drive, CD).
Programmable logic ASICs is a classification of ASICs are programmed by blowing fuses in a device to alter the logic function.
In an older version of Google Docs only ten (10) people can edit/alter a document AT THE SAME TIME. In the newer version, however, up to fifty (50) people can alter and/or edit a document at the same time. Documents can be sharred with up to 200 people.
A talkbox is a device that allows musicians to alter the sound of their voice or a musical instrument. They can be found on Amazon or at specialty music stores.
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You must have a racket. Any other instrument is not allowed as a striking device that may alter/assist in performance and will result in immediate disqualification.
An enclosure shower is a device that makes it possible to alter the function of a bathtub to allow the option of enjoying a tub bath or taking a shower.
I would like to alter this suit coat. Do not alter your course of action.
A homophone for alter is altar.
A document system or document management system (DMS) is a set of programs designed to track and store electronic documents, accounting for version differences. It keeps a history of modifications to the documents by users, which is useful for those who wish to monitor activity, or review and alter revisions, particularly when things go wrong.
The prefix for "alter" is "re-".