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Google Docs is more than a Web-based office suite--it's a online repository for any type of personal file. You can upload any kind of file onto Google Docs, and you can access your files from anywhere. Upload files to Google Docs for backup purposes, or just to share among multiple computers. You can even share files of any kind with other Google users and they can download them from your Google account. Google Docs limits non-paying users to 1 GB file storage space.
Open the Google Docs Web page and log in with your Google account. Google Docs uses the same
account as Gmail, if you have a Gmail account. If you don't have a Google account, create one by clicking "Create An Account Now" on the Web page.
Click the "Upload" button at the top-left corner of the Google Docs page.
Click "Select Files to Upload."
Select a file by browsing to it and double clicking it.
Select additional files by clicking "Select More Files," browsing to them and double clicking them.
Select whether to convert text documents, spreadsheets and presentations to Google Docs formats by clicking the "Convert Documents" check box. You can edit converted documents in the Google Docs interface, but some Microsoft Office documents with detailed formatting won't keep all their formatting.
Select a folder for the files by clicking the "Destination Folder" drop-down box, clicking a folder name and clicking "OK." Selecting a folder is optional.
Click the "Start Upload" button.
Open the Google Docs Web page and log in with your Google account. Google Docs uses the same account as Gmail, if you have a Gmail account. If you don't have a Google account, create one by clicking "Create An Account Now" on the Web page.
Click the "Upload" button at the top-left corner of the Google Docs page.
Click "Select Files to Upload."
Select a file by browsing to it and double clicking it.
Select additional files by clicking "Select More Files," browsing to them and double clicking them.
Select whether to convert text documents, spreadsheets and presentations to Google Docs formats by clicking the "Convert Documents" check box. You can edit converted documents in the Google Docs interface, but some Microsoft Office documents with detailed formatting won't keep all their formatting.
Select a folder for the files by clicking the "Destination Folder" drop-down box, clicking a folder name and clicking "OK." Selecting a folder is optional.
Click the "Start Upload" button.
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