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We’re making it easier to copy formatting from one object (like a block of text or a shape) to multiple others in Google Slides 
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The table tool is one of the Google Docs tools that tends to get overlooked. It's a useful tool for quickly creating charts within a document. I have long used it to give organization to group note...
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If you have ever wanted to emphasize a word within a cell on a spreadsheet but were restricted to the same formatting for the entire block of text then you are going to really happy. Google Sheets ...
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When you re editing documents in Google Drive, you probably quite frequently use copy and paste to insert text from other sources. Unfortunately this can have unpredictable and time consuming consequences, as you then make all the necessary changes to fonts, color and so on so the new material l...
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Have you ever been annoyed trying to wrap the text in a Form's Response Sheet each time a new row of data appears? Do you wish the shee
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The transition from Word or Pages to Google Documents often prompts a lot of questions about formatting settings. In the video embedded below I address three formatting questions that I am frequent...
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Copying and pasting are probably some of the most common functions you perform on your computer. We've shown how a clipboard manager improves these functions, but copy-pasting brings another common annoyance: special formatting. You've surely experienced this: you'll copy some text (perhaps a heading from a website) and want to paste it into a Word…
ClaireM's curator insight,
March 24, 2015 1:19 PM
This site provides students with some information on copying and pasting in a Word document. These features are commonly used in all types of documents and programs.
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This brief tutorial shows users how to indent paragraphs in GMail. If you prefer shortcuts, on Mac it's Command + ] Here is a list of shortcuts for GMail for...
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