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A comment box will appear to the right of the screen, where you can write your comment and tag people from your contact list. Step 2: Click on the “Insert” menu and then on the “Comment” option. Step 1: Highlight the text or image you’d like to comment on. If you need a comment or quick feedback in Google Docs from one of your Google contacts, then you can tag that person to get his/her attention by tagging them in the comments. Step 2: The “Research” tool will look up the word on the internet for you, and its definition will appear on the right-hand side of your screen.

Step 1: First highlight the term, right-click on it and choose “Define” in the context menu.

You can use this feature to get a quick definition of the term you want to write about, without leaving Google Docs. Step 2: In this window, click on the “Substitutions” tab, enter the text you want to replace automatically and its replacement, and then press “OK”. Step 1: Click on “Tools”, and then click on the option “Preferences” in the dropdown menu, “Preferences” window appears. Apart from many useful default text substitutions, Google Docs allows defining your own custom text substitution. Method 2: Place your cursor in the comment or the text connected to the comment and then select the Delete menu arrow in the Review tab. Step 2: MIC button will appear on the screen, click on this button, which will turn it red and start speaking the world you want to type.Īutomatic Text Substitution is a great way of speeding up typing. Method 1: Select the three-dot menu in the comment and then select Delete thread from the drop-down menu. Step 1: Click on “Tools”, and then click on the option “Voice typing” in the dropdown menu. The computer will type your said words automatically like a virtual type assistant. Step 2: A version history pane will appear to the right of the screen.Īs the name suggests, this feature of Google Docs enables you to automatically type your required text from your voice. To do this, go to File, scroll down to Version history, and click See version history. Next, you’ll need to head to the version history within the Google Docs navigation. Step 1: Click on “File”, then point your pointer to the “Version history” option in the dropdown menu, and click on the “See version history” option in the expanded menu. The first thing to do is open the Google Doc file where you want to track changes. “Version History”, can tell you a summary of the changes that have been made to the Google Doc document from the time it was created to its newest version.

Step 2: A dropdown menu will appear, In this menu click on “Suggesting”. Step 1: To change to “Suggesting” mode, click on the small blue pen icon at the top right of the screen, at the end of the menu bar. These changes are treated as suggestions and, later on, can be accepted or rejected. In the “Suggesting” mode, anything you type or change to existing text will be highlighted. By default, Google Docs is in the “Editing” mode, where anything you type is accepted. “Suggesting” mode is like track changes in MS Word.