Google Docs Tutorials

1. Go To Your Toolbar.

2. Move You Cursor Where It Says "Arial" And Then Choose The Font You Wish To Have.

3. Next, Move Your Cursor Where It Says "11" And The Choose The Size Of The Font.

4. Finally, To Insert Bold, Italics, And Underline, Click On The "B" For Bold, "I" For Italics, And "U" For Underline

You can change indentations at the paragraph level. To adjust indentations across several paragraphs, select the relevant text and adjust the specific indent.

• First line indent: This small rectangle on the ruler adjusts the beginning position of a paragraph and can be changed for each paragraph.

• Left indent: The leftmost indent adjusts the second and subsequent lines of a paragraph; this indent is controlled by dragging the downward facing triangle along the ruler.

• Right indent: This indent, the rightmost downward facing triangle, adjusts how far toward the right side of a page a particular paragraph extends.

Tab stops

Like indents, tab stops affect documents at the specific paragraph level. Each tab stop determines how text is aligned relative to it: a left tab stop left aligns particular text to the tab stop, a center tab stop center-aligns it, and a right tab stop right aligns that text. To add a tab stop, just click anywhere in the ruler and select a tab stop. You can move text between tab stops affecting the same line by pressing the Tab key on your keyboard.

1. Go To Your Toolbar.

2. Finally, Center, Left, Right, Justified.

1. Click The "File" Button In The Left Hand Corner Of The Document.

2. Move The Cursor Down To "New". Move The Cursor To "From Template" And Click On It.

3. Search For The Correct Template You Are Searching For. Next, Click "Use This Template".

4. Finally Rename The Document.

1. Highlight Text You Wish To Change Line Spacing.

2. Next, Move Cursor Over To "Format", Then Click.

3. Finally, Move Cursor Down To "Line Spacing", Move Cursor To The Right. Then Choose The Line Spacing Your Document Prefers (Single, Double).

1. Move Your Cursor To "Tools", Then Click

2. Next, Move Your Cursor Down To "Word Count", Then Click.

3. This Would Give You Information About Your Document.

Margins affect the formatting of an entire document. You can adjust them by dragging the gray area on either side of the ruler, or by adjusting the margins by selecting File > Page setup from the toolbar.

1. Highlight or select the text, you'd like to comment on.

2. From the "Insert" menu, select "Comment".

3. Type your comment in the box that appears to the right of the document

1. Move Your Cursor To "Insert". Then Click.

2. Move Your Cursor Down To "Drawing", Then Click.

3. Create You Drawing.

4. Finally, Move Your Cursor To The Far Right And Click "Save & Close".

1. Highlight The Word Or Words You Want To Insert A Footnote.

2. Move Cursor Over To "Insert", Then Click.

3. Next, Move Cursor Down To "Footnote", Then Click.

4. Finally, Insert The Text Information You Document Provides You.

1. Move Cursor Over To "Insert", Then Click.

2. Next, Move Cursor Over To "Header" Or "Footer" (Which Ever One Your Document Prefers).

3. Finally, Insert The Text Your Document Prefers.

1. Highlight Text You Wish To Create A Link.

2. Move Cursor Over To "Insert", Then Click.

3. Next, Move Cursor Down To "Link", Then Click.

4. Finally, Type In The URL, Then Click "Apply".

1. Move Cursor Over To "Insert", Then Click.

2. Finally, Move Cursor Down To "Page Break", Then Click.

1. Move Cursor To "Insert", Then Click

2. Moved Cursor Down To "Special Character's".

3. Next, Move Cursor Over To The Correct Special Character Your Document Prefers To Present.

4. Finally, Move Cursor over to "Insert".

1. Move Cursor To "Insert", Then Click

2. Moved Cursor Down To "Equation".

3. Next, Move Cursor Over To The Correct Special Character Your Document Prefers To Present.

4. Select the format of the type of Math Equation you want. You need to place a character then use Superscripts for exponents. If you want radicals, click them first. If you want fractions, click the fraction option first. NAVIGATE through the characters using your LEFT or RIGHT arrows on your keyboard.

5. You can select the equation afterwards and then increase the font size.

6. If you want to EDIT an equation, you will need to have the equation toolbar open. If it is NOT visible just go to another cursor space and insert>equation and the toolbar will pop-up so you can edit previously created equations.

1. Move Your Cursor And Click "Insert".

2. Move Cursor Down To "Table" And Move Cursor To The Right.

3. Finally, Choose How Many Rows And Columns Your Table Needs.

1. Move Your Cursor To "Table", Then Click.

2. This Would Give You The Option To Insert Rows And Columns, And Delete Rows And Columns.

1. Click the "Insert" drop-down menu from the toolbar and select "Image".

2. Depending on what image you'd like to add to the spreadsheet, select from the following options:

• Take a snapshot: Use your webcam to capture an image to use in your Document.

• URL: Type the URL of a an image from the Web and click "Select".

• Google Image Search: Enter a search term to find an image using Google Image Search, and click "Search images".

• Picasa Web Albums: Choose an image from one of your Picasa Web Albums and click "Select".

• Stock photos: Search the stock photography archive and select an image.

• Upload: Choose an image from your computer and click the "Upload" button.

3. Once you've found what you were looking for, click the image and the "Select" button.

1. Locate The Bullets And Number List Icon On The Toolbar.

2. Click On The Bullets Or Number List Icon And Choose The Correct Style Of Bullet And Numbering List You Prefer To Use In You Document

3. You can edit the Bullet or Number by RIGHT clicking on the number or bullet and options to change/edit will popup.

1. Move Cursor To "Insert".

2. Moved Cursor Down To "Page Number", Then Click.

3. Move Cursor Over To "Top Of Page",Or "Bottom Of Page".

1. File > Page setup from the toolbar.

You can edit the Orientation, Margins Paper Size, Colour from the Pop-up