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Dan Tobias at 06:26, 2 March 2014

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Dan Tobias at 06:26, 2 March 2014

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Dan Tobias: Created page with "{{FormatInfo |formattype=electronic |subcat=Document |extensions={{ext|gdoc}} |released=2006 }} '''Google Document''' is the cloud-based document format used as the native..."

2013-11-03T18:09:54Z

Created page with "{{FormatInfo |formattype=electronic |subcat=Document |extensions={{ext|gdoc}} |released=2006 }} '''Google Document''' is the cloud-based document format used as the native..."

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{{FormatInfo
|formattype=electronic
|subcat=Document
|extensions={{ext|gdoc}}
|released=2006
}}
'''[[Google Document]]''' is the cloud-based document format used as the native format of documents created within the office suite within [[Google Drive]]. ([[Google Sheet]], .gsheet, is the variant for spreadsheets.) The document content is "in the cloud"; when you sync a Google Drive directory with a local operating system, only a pointer file gets transferred to the local system, so if you don't entirely trust your documents to the cloud, or want to work with them offline without an Internet connection, you need to export them into a different format.

The .gdoc file contains a line such as this:

<code>{"url": "https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LFOC_airIkjhrdT37J42nZZgdmaA1xa3AkgCW06o-pE/edit?usp=docslist_api", "resource_id": "document:1LFOC_airIkjhrdT37J42nZZgdmaA1xa3AkgCW06o-pE"}</code>

It points at the document content on Google's servers.

== Links ==
* [[Wikipedia:Google Docs|Wikipedia: Google Docs]]
* [http://googledrive.blogspot.com/ Google Drive blog]

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 * [http://googledrive.blogspot.com/ Google Drive blog]
 * [https://github.com/lmmx/gdocs2md-html/ Tool to convert Google Drive documents to Markdown]
 [[Category:Google]]

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	* [http://googledrive.blogspot.com/ Google Drive blog]		* [http://googledrive.blogspot.com/ Google Drive blog]
	* [https://github.com/lmmx/gdocs2md-html/ Tool to convert Google Drive documents to Markdown]		* [https://github.com/lmmx/gdocs2md-html/ Tool to convert Google Drive documents to Markdown]
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	* [[Wikipedia:Google Docs\|Wikipedia: Google Docs]]		* [[Wikipedia:Google Docs\|Wikipedia: Google Docs]]
	* [http://googledrive.blogspot.com/ Google Drive blog]		* [http://googledrive.blogspot.com/ Google Drive blog]
		+	* [https://github.com/lmmx/gdocs2md-html/ Tool to convert Google Drive documents to Markdown]

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 |released=2006
 }}
-'''[[Google Document]]''' is the cloud-based document format used as the native format of documents created within the office suite within [[Google Drive]]. ([[Google Sheet]], .gsheet, is the variant for spreadsheets.) The document content is "in the cloud"; when you sync a Google Drive directory with a local operating system, only a pointer file gets transferred to the local system, so if you don't entirely trust your documents to the cloud, or want to work with them offline without an Internet connection, you need to export them into a different format.
+'''Google Document''' is the cloud-based document format used as the native format of documents created within the office suite within [[Google Drive]]. ([[Google Sheet]], .gsheet, is the variant for spreadsheets.) The document content is "in the cloud"; when you sync a Google Drive directory with a local operating system, only a pointer file gets transferred to the local system, so if you don't entirely trust your documents to the cloud, or want to work with them offline without an Internet connection, you need to export them into a different format.
 The .gdoc file contains a line such as this ([[JSON]]-style):

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 |subcat=Document
 |extensions={{ext|gdoc}}
 |released=2006
 }}
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 The .gdoc file contains a line such as this ([[JSON]]-style):
-<code>{"url": "https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LFOC_airIkjhrdT37J42nZZgdmaA1xa3AkgCW06o-pE/edit?usp=docslist_api", "resource_id": "document:1LFOC_airIkjhrdT37J42nZZgdmaA1xa3AkgCW06o-pE"}</code>
+<code><nowiki>{"url": "https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LFOC_airIkjhrdT37J42nZZgdmaA1xa3AkgCW06o-pE/edit?usp=docslist_api", "resource_id": "document:1LFOC_airIkjhrdT37J42nZZgdmaA1xa3AkgCW06o-pE"}</nowiki></code>
 It points at the document content on Google's servers.