Google Docs : 450 NEW fonts, 60 Templates [Update]
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Google, has recently updated its Google Docs with added new 450 amazing Fonts and 60 new Templates, to let you create more!
If you haven’t yet known by now, Google Docs is a word-processing Web application in Google Apps, which is Google service that features several cloud-based applications like traditional office suites. Its popularity among businesses and educational institutions is rapidly increasing due to enhanced sharing features, accessibility, and cost.
The News
The Google Docs, which was officially launched a few weeks before, now the team is rounding up a host of improvements it made to Google Docs in April with the announcement of 450 new fonts and 60 new templates.
“Today, we added over 450 new fonts to Google documents to make it easier for you to add a little something extra to whatever you create,”
explained Software Engineer Isabella Ip on the Official Google Docs Blog.
How to make more of Google Docs
To select the new fonts, click on the font menu, and then select “Add fonts” at the bottom. This will open a menu to all the Google Web Fonts available.
Users can narrow their search for the perfect font by alphabetical order, date added, and “trending.” Once a font is selected, users are free to implement them in Google Docs, especially in one of the service’s 60 new templates that were unveiled today.
Other Google Docs improvements include expanded image support with Google Drive, search capability in Life magazine’s photo archive, and the ability to capture and add images directly with a webcam.
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That’s great addition to the tray. I guess Google docs is coming up with brilliant feature. But at the root level there are some issues with Google docs which I guess must be sorted out at the earliest. Issues such as sharing spreadsheet at cell level. I recently came across this tool called CollateBox http://www.collatebox.com/ for online sharing. Have a look at this one.