Google Doc is now OFFLINE
Apr 1, 2008 Around the Word, IT
This is a good news to Google Doc users. Google has finally made Google Doc available offline.
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The first application to get this offline access will be the word processor, said Ken Norton, Google Docs product manager. “The design goal is to create a seamless experience, with or without an Internet connection,” he said.
Over the next three weeks or so, Google will turn on the feature for all word processor users, giving them the ability to view and edit documents while offline. During the same time period, Google Docs’ spreadsheet will gain offline ability for viewing, but not editing, documents.
Even though it is not in full functions yet, this is a great start. I am confident that Google can and will do it. There is more and more reasons for personal users to ditch Microsoft Office.
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Tags: Google, Google Doc, Microsoft, PC World, word processing
