Adding custom menus to Google docs by Bob DuCharme.
From the post:
I’ve been using Google Docs more because at work it’s great for collaboration, and also, for shopping lists and notes to myself, I can easily edit the same documents from my phone, tablet, and laptop. I found out that it’s pretty easy to add menus that perform custom functions, so I created a few menu choices… and then found out that they weren’t available on my phone or tablet. Still, it’s good to know how easy it is to automate a few things.
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Bob has a number of productivity tips for authors who use Google docs.
I prefer to make the NSA work for copies of my documents (not on Google docs) but each to his own.
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BTW, if you don’t know Bob’s work, you should. His writings about XML, XSLT and SPARQL are all useful but even more importantly, they are a joy to read.
Some authors can cover a subject correctly. It is a much smaller number who can cover it correctly and make it a pleasure to read.
Bob’s publications fall into the correct and pleasure to read category. (I won’t mention examples of candidates for the other categories.)
Enjoy!