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Google docs for mac demo
Google docs for mac demo








google docs for mac demo
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You can either compile it yourself, or just download a copy from releases. But I’m not sure this is a standalone company-ultimately either Google becomes DocSyncer’s angel buyer, or it builds this itself.A standalone Mac wrapper for the suite of Google Drive applications: Doc, Slides and Sheets. And all it would take would be a few tweaks to the Google Docs API to make that synchronization two-way so that any change in Google Docs would also be reflected in the original docs on your desktop. Google Docs needs a bulk-uploading and synchronizing feature. Shaw’s hope is to make it a key migration tool for the next wave of people who are curious about Webtop productivity apps, but don’t want to give up their desktop documents (and why should they?). Each document is individually encrypted and sent to Google over Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).

google docs for mac demo

But it does seriously close the gap compared to always hitting the back button inside Google Docs itself.ĭocSyncer could be used in many ways-for remote access to all your desktop documents or a secure off-site backup. It took me about 7 to 10 seconds to launch a document in a demo account I was given access to, versus about 3 seconds to open up a Word doc (with Microsoft Word already fired up). For instance, Shaw wants to get the load time from clicking on a browser icon to launching the Google Doc faster than launching a Word doc that is installed locally. “The goal,” says Shaw, “s to build seamless desktop integration of Google Docs so the advantages of using Microsoft Office begin to fall away.” That’s a huge ambition, but DocSyncer could offer a small step in that direction. Through the browser interface, DocSyncer is trying to replicate the desktop experience. When you click on a document icon, a second browser window instantly opens it up in Google Docs. If you go to after downloading the app, you will see icons for all the documents in your computer organized in the same folder structure as on your desktop: DocSyncer, which is currently seeking angel funding, is based on the same technology. When something is added, it’s immediately synced up to our online viewer and Google Docs.” Shaw is also the CEO of ProtectMyPhotos, which synchronizes your desktop photos with an online storage service and with Flickr. “DocSyncer is always sitting in the background,” explains founder Cliff Shaw, “watching for new documents. But you will be able to sync from more than one computer-up to Google Doc’s current limit of 5,000 documents.

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The service will require a small software download, which at first will only work on Windows computers (a Mac version is coming). Whenever you make a change on your desktop, the change is automatically reflected in the corresponding file on Google Docs, and on. It uploads all of your Microsoft Office documents (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) from your desktop to Google Docs and then keeps them in sync. DocSyncer is going to launch an invite-only beta in a few weeks (TechCrunch readers can sign up here to get first dibs). And syncing between the two worlds is more trouble than it is worth.Ī new service called DocSyncer hopes to fix all that. You can upload your desktop documents one at a time to these services, and they convert them for you into a Web-based document, but there is no easy way to bulk upload your docs. One of the biggest drawbacks to working with Webtop productivity applications such as Google Docs or Buzzword is that they force you to work simultaneously in two different worlds: the online world and the desktop world.










Google docs for mac demo