Beginner S Guide To Google Docs

Beginner's Guide to Google Docs

Google Docs is a wonderfully user-friendly alternative to the likes of Microsoft Word. On the face of it, it is a simple word-processor but if you delve a little deeper it can do so much more. In the 20 chapters of this book, I'll take you step-by-step through the different areas of Google Docs, starting from the very basics to more advanced areas, so that you are able to use Google Docs with confidence. Learn how to share a document to work on it with others. Learn how to connect charts and slides which can be updated at the click of a button. Learn how to action colleagues directly from the document via action comments. And more! Updated with the latest improvements, including new colour controls, more emoji, new printing layout, drawings from Drive, spelling and grammar, and linked objects (sheet graphs and slides). Plus, all the screenshots have been redone to a higher resolution so better quality and easier to read. - 2021. Content: 1 - The basics 2 - How to make your text look better 3 - Setting up the page 4 - Getting to grips with tables 5 - Making bulleted & numbered lists 6 - Working with images 7 - Printing 8 - Inserting headers, footers & page numbers 9 - Inserting links, drawings & lines 10 - Spelling and grammar, your personal dictionary & word count 11 - Paragraph styles (Headings) 12 - Sharing, emailing, and downloading 13 - Adding comments and suggestions 14 - Working with another language 15 - Inserting special characters & mathematical equations 16 - Voice typing and voice control 17 - Version history 18 - Explore and Dictionary 19 - Connecting charts and slides to Docs 20 - Extra useful tools

Google Drive & Docs 2016: Any Easy Beginner's Guide

Google Drive And Docs In 1 Hour

Do you wish to learn the powerful features of Google Apps and collaborative features amongst them? Then you are about to access all that Google Drive and Docs offers. Google does not require any form of introduction. It is the biggest search engine in the world, but it doesn't end there. They provide several services that enhance productivity and share information among google users. This brings us to the question, what are google apps? Google apps are a suite of platform-independent productivity applications. What this means is that they can be accessed on just about any device, platforms, or operating system (Windows, Mac, mobile devices, android, iOS, etc.), allowing users to synchronize and integrate the services provided by these apps seamlessly. This means emails, calendars, contacts, files, and many more can be shared among different users in a collaborative environment. Some useful Google apps will be briefly discussing include Gmail, Google Drive, Google Docs, Sheets, Forms, Slides, Drawings, and Google Site. Others include Google Collaboration, Keeps, Calendar, Photos, Contacts, etc. Here is a preview of some of the things you will learn: - Getting Started With Google Apps - Accessing Google Apps - Setting up a Google Drive Account - Creating folders, Docs, and sheet - Opening Google Docs From Google Drive - Opening Google Sheet From Google Drive - Opening Google Slides From Google Drive - Opening other apps through Google Drive - Sharing, Tagging and Collaborating within Google Docs - Google Docs - Mail Collaboration - Voice Typing and Lots More Get this Book in your library by scrolling up and hitting the BUY BUTTON.