Page Setup

Adding text to a document in Google Docs is often as simple as clicking in the document and pressing keys on your keyboard. But occasionally the layout that’s created when you edit a document like this won’t provide the appearance that you need. One way to customize the location of text in a document is […]

Page numbers in a document are helpful if the pages of that document become separated. They also provide an easy point of reference when reviewing. Aside from the usefulness of page numbers, they are simply a requirement for a lot of institutions like schools or corporations. But it’s entirely possible for you to have a […]

When you create a document in a word processing application like Microsoft Word or Google Docs, the page orientation is often one of the last things on your mind. If you haven’t switched the orientation for a document, then most new documents are going to be in the portrait orientation. But if you make more […]

The steps above were performed in the desktop version of the Google Chrome Web browser, but will also work in other desktop browsers like Edge or Firefox. Adding different objects like pictures, charts, and tables to a document can help you to present information more effectively. But sometimes after you have put in the work […]

The steps in the guide above were performed in Google Chrome on a Windows 10 laptop. These steps will also work in Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Edge on a laptop or desktop computer. Note that when you insert page breaks in Google Docs, they are indicated by a dotted horizontal line across the page. If […]

Adding additional columns to your document can affect the layout of existing objects in the document. Be sure to go through and check your document after editing column settings. You can also add a vertical line next to a paragraph by placing your cursor inside the paragraph, then going to Format > Paragraph styles > […]