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By Steve Spalding June 27th, 2007
Under: Featured
Google’s organizational and collaboration tool Google Doc has, well, become more organized. The news from Mountain View is that they have made some significant improvements in the interface.

Especially if you happen to use Google Docs for a significant amount of your online writing tasks, you may have noticed that there was a notable lack of integration between Google’s suite of “Office-esque” products. The simple reason is because each of these products were independently designed and stitched together over the course of the last year (anyone remember Writely)?
In response to this lackluster integration there has been a complete overhaul of the way that Google organizes your documents. You now have a folder system that allows you to sort documents in much the same way that you arrange gmail.
AJAX also allows you to drag and drop documents into different folders, and a list of member gives you greater control of all your collaborative projects.
If you found the previous versions of Google Docs to be a little underwhelming, I suggest giving them a second try.
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