10 Ways to Use the New Google Docs Productively

Posted by Ian McKenzie
Written on July 2, 2007

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Last week, I pointed to the changes Google made to Docs & Spreadsheets. While much of the upgrade was cosmetic, Google added the ability to organize your work in folders. I’ve been using Docs & Spreadsheets for my personal work for some time now. (At work we’re tethered to MS Office.) D&S meets my “office” needs effectively.

Web Worker Daily looks at 10 ways to get the most productive work from Google Docs.

Google Docs is beginning to emerge as a productive tool for the web worker, and today we’ll take a look at some ways to make the most of it.

Web Worker Daily’s productivity tips for Google Docs:

  1. Shortcut to launch Google Docs.
  2. Shortcut to launch new document.
  3. Use search to find docs quickly.
  4. Shortcut to most often used docs.
  5. Sharing.
  6. Publish.
  7. Filing.
  8. Minimal view.
  9. Formatting.
  10. Keyboard shortcuts

Read it all here: Web Worker Daily » Blog Archive 10 Ways to Use the New Google Docs Productively

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