Firefox users now can with a small extension called " Open in Google Docs." Once installed it will open up any file type that Google accepts in--you guessed it--Google Docs.

Google Docs, released in 2006, is free to use, web-based, and not only for text documents; you can create slideshows and spreadsheets, too. Here's how to use it.

Dictating documents doesn't work for everyone, but you can at least give it a try in Google Docs: Open the Tools menu and choose Voice typing to get started. If you find it easier, use the ...

Creating a keyboard shortcut that opens your browser to the Google Docs upload option won't save you a lot of time, but you'll more easily transmit files as e-mail attachments.

File and folder management in Google Drive on the web is pretty straightforward. Hover over files and folders to see options ...

Open a document in Google Docs that you want to hear read aloud. Click the Tools menu, move to the Audio command, and select "Listen to this tab." The default voice immediately starts reading your ...

Creating a new file, whether Docs, Slides, Sheets, or Forms, in Chrome is easy, if you know the proper URL shortcuts. Let's dig into those.

Instead of downloading that attached Word document, especially if it's "a keeper", you should try opening it with the brand new Gmail feature available today. It lets you import any attached ...

How to add a dropdown in Google Docs Dropdown menus can be added to a Google Docs document with two clicks. Place your text cursor wherever you'd like the dropdown to appear.

One way to compare two Google Docs documents is to open them in two separate browser windows, place them side-by-side, and sift through them to find the differences. However, as you can imagine ...

From here, click File > Export to Google Spreadsheet. Google Docs will convert the CSV back into a spreadsheet and you'll be able to open it and work on it in no time.