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Google Docs is almost there as a viable replacement for that kind of use case. No autogenerated tables of contents, but you get tables, headers, spell checking,
by henning 18y ago
Google Docs is almost there as a viable replacement for that kind of use case. No autogenerated tables of contents, but you get tables, headers, spell checking, and other neat features. And this is coming from someone who normally hates web productivity software.
- inovica 18y agoI use Google Docs extensively now. I wish it had an automatic notification feature for updates though :)