It seems that Google continues to use its services to bring more convenience to users who frequently use Office-related application files. Now they are preparing to introduce a better and more direct user experience into their signature Gmail service. Continue reading Gmail adds an “Edit” button to Office attachments, allowing you to edit report text in Google Docs in one step.
Gmail adds an “Edit” button for Office attachments to transfer to Google Docs in one step
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In order to make it easier for users to edit the most commonly used Office document files, Google has not only changed theNew Android G Suite app To correspond to providing the ability to directly edit Office files. more targeted G Drive provides a way to use preset editing, simplifying the steps to open .docx, .doc, .ppt, .pptx, .xls, .xlsx, and .xlsm files. On Gmail, which is gradually improving productivity through the quick function bar on the right, Google today also launched a function that can edit Office files more intuitively.
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From now on, whenever a supported Office file appears in a Gmail message, a new “Edit with Google Docs” button will appear (usually the third one). Once clicked, the new page will be directly jumped to the editing page of Google Docs for you to use quickly. What’s even cooler is that the Google Docs application itself will also determine that the file comes from an email, so it will provide corresponding options in Google Docs, allowing you to directly return to the original letter page, or directly reply to the original letter with this file.
That is to say, I have received the edit button in Gmail, but I have not received support for the new option in my Google Docs. Maybe it will be updated one after another – after all, it spans two services. I have to say that Google has been really serious about improving the integration and productivity between various services recently.
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