As of July 2022, Google Drive made a change and Docs To Go will no longer open password protected files stored in Drive.
Since Docs To Go was discontinued in March 2022, this issue will not be fixed.
A workaround to this problem is to email yourself the password protected file and then open it in Docs To Go or use a different cloud account like DropBox or Box to store the file.
If you are having issues with your keyboard disappearing while you’re typing we have a known issue with the Samsung keyboard in this regard.
Download the Google Keyboard from Google Play and trying using that with Docs To Go. It’s a free download in the Play store.
To unpair and “re-pair” the Desktop and the iOS device, follow these steps:
There is no actual print feature built into Documents To Go. You can open a file that was created in Docs To Go with another viewer-type app in Android and print from there. But you cannot print directly from Docs To Go.
Sometimes when you go to delete a desktop computer from being paired to an Android device, the desktop can’t be deleted and shows up as gray text in Docs To Go.
This is actually common when you use “Smartswitch” or some other similar tool to move into a new phone. Even if you didn’t, you can follow these instructions to fix this issue.
The best way to handle this is to delete the following files from the phone and then re-set up sync. You can either connect your phone to a desktop device with a USB cable or you can use a File Manager app to do this (Astro File manager work but you might need to turn on “show hidden files). If you have an internal and external card in your phone, you’ll see two drives mounted on your computer – probably “Phone” and “Card”. You want to navigate each of those locations individually and look for (and delete) the following files –
Phone/android/dtgsync/dinfo.doc
Phone/DataVizSync/dtaccounts.doc
— and/or –
Card/android/dtgsync/dinfo.doc
Card/DataVizSync/dtaccounts.doc
Once all those files are deleted from both the internal (phone) and external (card) storages if applicable, the pairing should be 100% gone, and you should be able to pair from scratch and sync.
If you previously purchased Docs To Go Premium through an in app purchase on your Android device, you should be able to install Docs To Go Office Suite (formerly Docs To Go Free Office Suite) and they premium features should appear automatically. If they don’t, try these steps in order:
If you are using the free version of Docs To Go without any paid premium features:
If you are using Docs To Go Premium (either via an in app purchase or with the Docs To Go Premium Key):
Docs To Go was experiencing an issue where it was giving a “Handshake error” when trying to open a file.
In addition, there was a problem where every day, you needed to create a new connection to DropBox as it was not “remembering” that you authorized it to use DropBox.
This issue has been FIXED with our latest version released 4/20/22 version 4.004 (1611)
You will have to do the following steps in order for the fix to work:
We apologize for the inconvenience.
The Premium key won’t show up in the Play store anymore since it’s been discontinued (as of March 2022).
You need to go to the Google Play store and click on the upper right to get into your account (you will see a letter in a circle – click there). You will then see Purchases and Subscriptions and then Budget & History. Under there, you will see Apps that you either downloaded for free or purchased. You will see Docs To Go Premium Key listed and then you can tap on that to download it.
If you cannot get into Google Drive because it says “Communication Failed” or it says “App is blocked” do the following:
This was a known issue but has now been resolved and the above instructions should fix it.