Three Ways Are Mandatory You Know To Share Your Writing Through Google Documents
How to share documents in Google Docs (photo: Unsplash)

JAKARTA - If you're tired of using Microsoft Word to type, you can use other options such as Google Documents. In addition to tools similar to Word, it turns out that Google Documents has some advantages that you can't find in Word.

Some of these features are writing collaboration, file conversion easily, feature see revision history and so on.

You can do real time collaboration. This means that Google Docs users can manage access to documents that are done with the sharing and privacy feature.

Documents can be arranged only for personal use or want to invite others to be commentators or even editors. Google Docs also allows collaboration of up to 50 people to be able to edit documents at the same time.

For this reason, there are three ways that you can use to invite others to collaborate in your writings, here are three ways:

To adjust the permission settings in your file, click Share in the top right corner of your screen to open the share settings.

In this menu, you can see a brief summary of who has access to documents. You can also give access to other people.

You can add Persons and Groups to be able to collaborate in your writing. Type in their email address and then determine their role as Applicators, Commissioners, or even Editors.

You can publish your Google Documents to be seen by anyone by clicking on The file in the top left corner of the screen, directing the cursor to Share, and selecting Published to the web. From there, you just need to click on the Publication button.

Creating a marker within your Google Documents will take your readers to a specific place on the page. To do so:


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