Category: Google docs

Consider using sites., and google., and com. Google Docs does not make a good wiki. Does not support text zooming fully (appears to work, but try it, hit CTRL-+ and some document components often don’t display properly. Basic documents work fine.). You see, in fact, I see a Google-doc as a type of wiki–a wiki […]

Google Docs is the online word processor offered by Google in its office suite. However, its users have been suffering from some issues. Google Docs users report erratic and unstable behavior that begins to appear while trying to use it in split screen mode. Split screen is broken for some Google Docs users in split […]

Google documents save automatically, as they normally do, at least every three minutes. The documents save to the same location in Box from which you created or opened them. They also save one final time, when your editing session ends. One source stated that Google Docs’ autosave feature is extremely crucial. That’s what sets it […]

It sounds like Google says that it can do anything with the content you create and store on Google Docs. Google claims that the company has no intention of exploiting user-generated content. The Google Docs FAQ states that users retain all ownership rights to their own materials. This of course begs the inquiry “Do you […]

Well, in that case, it is always advised to save your Google Docs offline. Yes, you can easily save your Google Docs offline and work on your files without being connected to the Internet at all. Syncing your Google Docs offline will help you save your work even when you are on a weak internet […]

There is a possibility that a Google Docs bug allowed hackers to view your private documents. An attacker could potentially steal screenshots of sensitive Google Docs documents by embedding them in malicious websites using a bug in Google’s feedback tool, which is incorporated across its services. Are there any Google Docs hacks for Gmail users? […]

Using the Google doc account, enables one to create new documents, edit and print documents just like in most offline programs like MS word. Creation of a new document, spreadsheet or presentation involves one clicking on the “New” button located on the menu bar and selecting the type of file he/she would like to work […]

It’s because Google Docs doesn’t have native mail merge capabilities. You’ll need to use either the Google Docs API or a third-party tool like Autocrat, Avery Label Merge, or Smartsheet Merge. Not only are they complicated to use, but they serve just one purpose: running a mail merge. Choose the folder where you want to […]

At the top right, click Settings Settings. Turn on Offline setting. To work offline, in your Chrome browser, open Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides. The offline feature for Docs only works in Google’s own browser. If you’re using Firefox, Safari, Edge, or any other browser, download and install Chrome. Everything you do in Google’s world […]

Well, Google Docs and by extension Google drive wont print if the following issues exist: Outdated printer. Firmware: Because Google Drive is constantly being updated, it can easily overtake your printer This causes communication hiccups between Google docs and the printing services resulting in printing from Messy Browser Extensions: While it’s Okay to enhance the […]