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Why everyone hasn't switched to Google Docs/Sheets is beyond me. Files aren't even necessary any more, unless you count exporting to .pdf, so you can provide a
by beamatronic 10y ago
Why everyone hasn't switched to Google Docs/Sheets is beyond me. Files aren't even necessary any more, unless you count exporting to .pdf, so you can provide an immutable copy to someone ( which they are usually going to just print anyway )
- dehue 10y agoGoogle docs is still way slower for me than Microsoft Word. I can open a 200 page work document in word with table of contents, comments, etc. and make changes to it with no problem. Opening and working on my 18 page google doc file where I write my notes is so much slower and more annoying in comparison. Not to mention all the features that the Google programs lack in comparison to Word.
- rhlsthrm 10y agoYes, and browser-based apps still don't seem to perform (subjectively) as well as standalone desktop apps. I do see that changing in the future, however.
- coldtea 10y ago>Why everyone hasn't switched to Google Docs/Sheets is beyond me. Much slower, much less features (people might not use all 100% of Word, but the 20% they do use has a lot of non-overlapping features between them), files are totally necessary, and not all businesses/organizations want (or are even allowed by law) to give their data to Google.