Yes, Google Docs is capable of concurrent editing, allowing multiple users to work on the same document simultaneously. Changes made by each user are displayed in real-time, and users can see who is currently editing the document. This feature enhances collaboration, making it easy for teams to contribute and make updates together. Additionally, Google Docs tracks changes and maintains a version history, allowing users to review and revert to previous versions if needed.
If you are looking for a document editing app, you can try Google Drive (formerly Google Docs), Quickoffice (which is also owned by Google), Kingsoft Office, and Smart Office.
The language used in LibreOffice and Google Docs is fundamentally similar, as both utilize standard document formatting and editing conventions. However, they differ in specific features, user interface elements, and functionality due to their distinct platforms—LibreOffice being a desktop suite and Google Docs being a web-based application. Additionally, LibreOffice supports a wider range of file formats and advanced editing capabilities, while Google Docs focuses on real-time collaboration and cloud integration.
Google Docs was created on 2006-03-09.
No, I've tried and it does not support s40 mobiles. I started using Google docs instead which is purely online editing
Curson Mania is a software program that you download to your computer. Google Docs is not based on your computer; it runs on Google's computers. Cursor Mania and Google Docs are not compatible.
Yes. It stores all your docs on the Google server
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In your Google Docs presentation, from the Slide menu, choose New Slide.
Google Docs could not be working due to some Internet issue. You can always try and reinstall chrome.
Drag and drop features are not available in Google Docs for opening a file.
Often, if the View option is available in your e-mail message for the files attached to the e-mail message, you can choose to view them. If they can be opened in Google Docs, and your e-mail client is 'Google Docs friendly' -- usually a GMail account -- the option to display them in Google Docs is presented automatically.
You can upload a database to Google Docs as a .TXT file. You will preserve the data, but you will lose the database structure.