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  • Welcome to Google Docs

    Free, yet lighter-weight than Open Office. Easy to use. Available everywhere the internet is. Google-Quality. It's three major lacks, imho, are 1) automatic page breaks in Google Documents (i.e. if you're working on a paper for school you have no way to tell as you type when... more

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  • Rated by GameBalance on Jul 13, 4:00am

    Google docs awesome thing

  • Reviewed by Chaseblogger on May 28, 12:26pm

    I'd like to see Google Docs have a function that allows me to publish directly to different blogging platforms like Windows Live Writer. Its has a similar feature but is very bare bones. I love Google Docs - this is just a wishlist of mine.

  • Reviewed by delabs on Nov 15 2008, 6:09am

    online word processor with API for offline clients too

  • Rated by jtrav on Mar 27 2008, 9:16pm

    because mining your email isn't enough

  • Rated by dysurian on Mar 24 2008, 11:19am

    Yay, free market! Anybody who thinks Microsoft has anything even approaching a monopoly hasn't looked far enough for things like google docs, open office, neo office, and any number of other applications and operating systems available out there.

  • Rated by MakanaLani on Feb 11 2008, 6:00am

    Free, yet lighter-weight than Open Office. Easy to use. Available everywhere the internet is. Google-Quality. It's three major lacks, imho, are 1) automatic page breaks in Google Documents (i.e. if you're working on a paper for school you have no way to tell as you type when you've thrown enough words onto the screen to fill a page), and 2) an automated way to keep a functional backup copy of all your online spreadsheets stored on your local PC in case of emergency (as of Dec. 1, 2008), and 3) it's hard for many people rooted in Microsoft Word to switch over to it because gDocs still fails to import all formatting from their Word .DOCs with 100% accuracy, and likely has the same issues in reverse when gDoc users export their gDocs to .DOCs for collaboration with those who won't brave leaving the familiarity of the Microsoft machine (as of May 27, 2009).

  • Rated by connectedgeeknet on Jan 24 2008, 9:57pm

    Google Docs ;)

  • Rated by WayneSmallman on Oct 26 2007, 3:59am

    Kate (Khook20) & I use Google Docs almost daily. It's a fantastic tool, though not without it's rough edges. That said, if you're wanting to collaborate across time zones, Google Docs is the place to start...