Jessica Scott

To view two pages side by side in Google Docs, you can either use multiple windows or use the ‘add-on’ tool by downloading the Tab … Read More

Google Docs makes it easier to make both landscape and portrait pages. But what if you just want to make one page landscape while the … Read More

Google Docs offers typewriter fonts for those fond of vintage aesthetics. Key fonts include Courier Prime, Special Elite, Cutive Mono, Lekton, and Oranienbaum. These fonts … Read More

In Google Docs, create fractions by typing with a slash, like “1/2”, which auto-formats on “Enter”. Alternatively, use “Special characters” in “Insert” and search “fraction”, … Read More

Small Caps are often used for headings or emphasis. While most word processors have a built-in function for creating small caps, Google Docs does not. … Read More

To add a background image on Google Docs, open the document > “Insert” > “Image” > drag and resize picture > click image > “Image … Read More

To underline text in Google Docs, simply select the text and press the “U“ button from the toolbar. To undo the underline, just repeat the … Read More

To view comments in Google Docs, just open your document, click on “Open Comment History” at the top right, and voila! All comments will be … Read More