Let’s be done with it quickly by checking a few ways to add borders in Google docs. Google Docs is the word processor of choice for non-MS Word and non-Mac people. It has just enough features, and the collaboration gives it an edge over others. And let’s be honest, it is tough to abandon the…
There are not many options as of now, and exactly one method to flip an image in Google docs that we’ll see. Stay tuned! Google docs lacks a powerful image editor. I have tried some extensions and add-ons, but couldn’t find anything to brush up on the images as I wished. There are options including…
Stay tuned to know three ways to Alphabetize in Google Docs. When we say alphabetize we are trying to sort the paragraphs from A-to-Z or in the reverse order. Frankly, I never had to do this in Google docs, and there isn’t any native function for such sorting. Still, there are a few ways, including…
There are multiple ways for indentation in Google Docs, including hanging indent. Let’s see how to apply each. Indents are generally used to start a new paragraph in various style guides (Chicago, APA, MLA, etc.). But they aren’t limited to formal settings. For instance, the opening paragraph (blockquote) of this article is left-indented. Besides, indentation…
A pin-point tutorial to change margins in Google Docs. Google docs is a handy collaborative tool with a nifty word processor. It has loads of functions, slowly making the expensive Microsoft Word unattractive by the day. While Google Docs is great in its native form, there are times when you want to optimize things further…
