Google Docs consist of a Word Processing application, a Spreadsheet application, and a Presentation application.
Here is how you create a Google Doc:
1. Go to docs.google.com. If you do not have a Google account, go ahead and create one. Then do some soul-searching to find out why you don't already use great Google products like Gmail - the only e-mail that matters. If you have a Gmail account, you will still need to sign up for Google Docs, but you will use the same log in info.
2. To create a document, click on New from the top menu bar. This will open a drop down menu with a several options. Click on Document.
3. A blank, untitled Document will open. To give your Document a title, simply click on the word Untitled at the top left (above the menu bar and directly below the Google Docs logo). This will bring up a new box that will allow you to change the title. Type in the title for your document and click Okay. You will see that your title now appears in place of Untitled.
4. You can go ahead and type your document on the blank page.
5. As you type your document, it will be auto saved. If you close the program and forget to save, don't worry, it will be done automatically for you. You can also manually save at any time by clicking the button that says Save at the top right. If you are done working on the document, you can click Save & Close.
With Google Docs, you will have access to your document from anywhere you have an internet connection. You can share your document with the world, or with just a friend or two. You control who sees it (Important Note: Any document you create with Google Docs is automatically private. No one can see it but you until you share it).


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