How To Do Subscript For Google Docs On Mac

List Collaborative Google Docs are powered by comments. Google Docs has a quick way to tag persons individually so that they are notified about any comments you make on a document. Select the point in the document for the comment. Windows 7 driver for mac wireless keyboard. Choose Insert > Comment. In the comment box, type an @ or + sign, then start typing the name of the person you want to notify. Install Backup and Sync. Once the setup file finishes downloading, do one of the following depending on your operating system: Install on Windows - Double-click the setup file, click Yes when prompted, and click Close when the installation is complete.; Install on Mac - Double-click the setup file, verify the installation if prompted, click and drag the Backup and Sync icon onto the.

Editor’s Note: The following article is reprinted from the blog at. Is trying to win the hearts and minds of college students. Over the summer, Google hired student interns to figure out what features Google Docs was lacking that would encourage more students to use the productivity suite.

Here’s what Google’s adding to attract a younger crowd—and to ward off the threat posed by Microsoft, as the software giant prepares to roll out a competing suite of early next year. Equation Editor Math and science students can now use Google Docs to take notes in class, without having to go through an overly complicated process to add equations. To access the editor, you select the Insert drop down menu, and click on ‘Equations.’ A pop-up entry box appears; this is where you submit your formula.

All the mathematical symbols are grouped in five separate drop-down (or in this case “drop-up”) boxes. A preview box below the data entry field displays what the equation will look like on the page. Once you insert the equation onto the page, the text editor treats it as one whole unit, which can be dragged anywhere within your document. Google Docs’ Equation EditorIt should be noted this feature is for note-taking only. The editor has no computational capability for basic equations. Superscripts and Subscripts Another feature for the science and math set is the ability to add superscripts and subscripts to your documents. You can use this to express chemical compounds, such as H20, or for Algebraic equations.

Click on the Format menu and you will see the option to select the script types. To get back to regular script, select Clear Formatting from the Format menu. Translation Introduced in, Google has incorporated its right into Google Docs. You can use this feature to check your work when writing a foreign language essay, or translating chunks of text for a research project. Google Docs’ Translate toolSelect Translate Document from the Tools menu, and choose from the 42 different languages Google Docs offers. The translated text will appear in a new tab or window where you can choose to either replace the original text with the translation or copy the text to a new document.

If you’re looking to place the translation under the original text, you’ll have to copy the translated text and manually paste it into the original document. As with the original Google Translate tool, the translations are good, but not perfect. So I wouldn’t recommend using this tool to finish that French 301 term paper that’s due in a few weeks.

Other features If you use Google Forms to create polls or surveys, you can now move your participants quickly through your questions with the “Go to page based on answer” option. The feature is fairly self-explanatory: a person answers a multiple-choice question, and Google directs them to a specific page in the survey based on their answer. Google has also expanded its selection of bullet and numbering styles, and you can now choose whether or not you want to include endnotes and footnotes when printing off your documents.

Microsoft Web Apps on the horizon With the exception of translation and Google Forms, Microsoft Word has been able to do for years what Google has just added to its online suite. The difference is Google has devised a very simple way to insert and manipulate information, while Microsoft’s matching functionality can sometimes be a little more complex. That simplicity could be Google’s advantage. The search giant has made it easy to create, share, and collaborate on documents, while Microsoft’s Web Apps lack an effective solution for sharing and offline synchronization, according to. That being said, Microsoft still has several months to tune up its Office Web Apps suite, before it competes against Google Docs early next year.

But if you want to see how Redmond’s new service is shaping up check out this. This story, 'Google Docs adds student-friendly features' was originally published.