Google Docs has been the go-to web-based word processor for everyone since its launch. So much so, that Microsoft has now launched its own web-based version of Word to compete with Google Docs. Google’s offering gives you a ton of new features compared to traditional word processors and one of those features is the ability to add comments to a document as well as actions.
How do I suggest edits, use comments, and action items in Google Docs?
Comments can help convey thoughts on a matter, while actions can help suggest needed changes to a document. Both of these features are essential when collaborating with someone remotely on a single document. If you’re new to comments and actions, we’ve got the perfect guide for you. Here’s everything you need to know about comments and actions in Google Docs.
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Google Docs, Slides, and Sheets were introduced primarily to accommodate people who need to collaborate on a single document. Once a document is created in these services, you can send out invitation links and users can join in to provide their own input and track progress.
