Filed under: World wide web, Office, Web services, Google, web 2.0
Google has rolled out two new features for Google Docs, the company’s on the internet word processing application. The first is a new improved menu toolbar. Well, improved might be a subject term. To be perfectly honest, it doesn’t appear to add a whole lot of new features. But it looks far more like the menu toolbar you’d expect to find in a desktop application, complete with File, Edit, Insert, Format, Tools, and Table options.
Google has also added the capability to select colors for your labels/folders. This is a feature that Google added to Gmail a few months ago. And we’ve to state, it’s one of those features you didn’t necessarily know you needed until you’ve it and then it’s hard to imagine life without it.
If you use Google Docs regularly, these two features, particularly the colored labels could make life a lot easier. But as much as we love us some free Google office applications, we’ve to state, Zoho Writer still blows Google Docs away in a feature by feature comparison.
[via Google Operating System and… Google Operating System]
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