After selecting the Word to Go document from the main menu, you are brought to the Word to Go document screen. At the top of the screen are two groups of toggles standard to all word processors: Bold, italic, and underline formatting options along with alignment, number, and bullet drop down toggles. The alignment toggles drops down a list of the 4 standard alignments, however the number and bullet toggles only turn these on and off, more options are available in the menu. At the very bottom of the screen you find the Done button, a button with an "A" linking to the Font screen, a button with a paragraph symbol linking to the Paragraph screen, and another button linking to the find and replace screen. There is also room for the left and right scroll arrows for wide documents.

Menu options available are save, save as, preferences, zoom, standard edit menu with find and replace and find next additions, insert page break and table, font, paragraph, bullets and number formatting, and increase/decrease indent. Word to Go Preferences allow you to include Word to Go in the PalmOS find function, enable hires font viewing, show/hide the edit table controls, enable/disable active text, and confirm or auto-save changes upon exiting Word to Go. The Zoom function allows you to set the display size of text in hires mode; this is because text can appear quite small on screen and be hard to read. Word to Go's font preferences are available via the font button or the font menu item. You can set the font name, size, underlining style, bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, super and sub scripting, as well as foreground and background colors. Paragraph options consist of alignment settings, including justification, left and right indenting as well as first line and hanging indents, and line spacing. Bullet and number support includes standard bullet lists and seven different number formats. There are also restart number and continue number options.

Sheet to Go is DTG's answer to support Excel files. Simply launch Sheet to Go and you arrive at the standard DTGPre menu. Here you select the spreadsheet file you want to edit and you arrive at Sheet to Go.

The main Sheet to Go window consists of a drop-down at the top right of the screen, a bar graph like button next to that, the done button at the bottom left of the screen, and Fx button and navigational arrows next to the Done button, a go button, and a field with a check mark and an X next to it. The drop-down list at the top of the screen allows you to switch between the different sheets and charts in a spreadsheet. The go button allows you jump to different cells in a spreadsheet either by comments and bookmarks or you can also enter a cell position. The graph like button at the top middle allows you to insert and edit charts in a spreadsheet.

Sheet to Go menu options include save, save as, recalculate, add/edit bookmarks, zoom, preferences, the standard edit menu, insert function / row / column/ , format cell/ number/ sheet, sort, unhide all, and reset view settings. Sheet to Go allows you to include it in the PalmOS find, via the preferences screen, set auto-calculating for use with functions, and confirming or auto-saving changes upon exit of Sheet to Go. Just as in Word to Go, the Zoom option allows you to set the size of the text in the screen, since the smaller text can be quite hard to view. Sheet to Go also has support for cell and sheet formatting and functions. Cell formatting includes basic alignment settings, bold or regular text, cell locking, and text and cell color. Number formatting allows you to set rounding options. Sheet formatting consists of the sheet name, and whether the sheet is protected or not.

Support for functions in Sheet to Go is pretty good, however you are limited to supported functions. One problem I found with function support is that if you use a spreadsheet which contains an unsupported function, the file is unreadable on the Palm, however it is viewable.

Pics to Go is DTGPre's image viewer. Pics to Go allows you to easily synchronize pictures to your Palm device. Viewing the pictures on the handheld is pretty simple overall. Just run Pics to Go from your launcher. This brings you to the DTGPre main menu, where you can choose the picture you want to view. After you have chosen the picture to view, the image pops up. Loading the image is pretty quick when set to "fit to screen" mode. Larger pictures can also be viewed in actual size, though loading them is a bit slower. Picture size is toggled by a + or - button at the bottom of the screen.