What's better for writing a novel, Google Docs or Microsoft Word?
A2ADepends on your priorities. Office 365 has made good strides in recent years, mostly by emulating Google’s cloud access and sharing/collaboration features. That said, in my personal opinion there is no better choice for any writer than Google Docs.Microsoft Word is a far more powerful word processor - the world’s standard, the stick by which others are measured. But honestly, writing a novel or short story doesn’t require fancy formatting - or any, in truth... You could write an immortal classic on paper, with a pen or a pencil, or a quill & inkpot. Many have!Quill & InkpotGoogle Docs has more than enough capabilities for a producing saleable copy. Plus, it has unique benefits - especially when you also use Grammarly. And personally I find Docs simpler, cleaner, more conducive to getting work done. Perhaps even creating something I would actually let another human read.You can securely access and edit your Google Drive/Docs from any device, anywhere. And (always assuming you have properly secured your account with 2-Step Verification) you cannot lose data.I mean really… what more is there to say?
How do you write an electron configuration using microsoft word?
Im doing an chemistry report on fluorine, I now have to place the electron configuration into the computer how do I get exponets like (1s2) and the 2 is real small at the top of the S hopefully someone can help please!
What software do you use to write a book?
Do you just write it in microsoft office? Or is there something better to use? Does Publisher have any useful tools? Also any other helpful tips for getting started. I have the plot for a book, but I don't know where to begin. I'm a little overwhelmed.
What are the uses of Microsoft Word?
MS Word is essentially a word processing application, like Zoho, Google Docs, ThinkFree, Etherpad etc. You can get similar desktop applications (that can be installed on your computer) from Open Office, Neo Office or IBM Lotus Symphony etc. MS Word is an application which is a part of Microsoft Office Suits.As we can see, MS Word is used mainly for word processing. Word processing is nothing but writing or typing sentences and paragraphs in different languages on the computer, using the computer keyboard - and then formatting that text content as we want it to look.Major usage of MS Word includes writing books and novels, theses papers, blog posts, articles to be printed and for the web and all other types of legal and casual documents and logs. You can just type anything in that and store in your computer.One major usage of MS Word is to use Mail Merge, where you can send a definite content in emails to thousands of email addresses (stored in a text or Excel file) with just a few clicks of buttons. This has been a mind blowing and hugely effective feature in MS Word since it’s inception (Help with Word/Excel Mail Merge).Often, we need to automate a few things within MS Word, like populating same tables using similar data from other sources or text files and positioning the table and formatting the entire document in a certain predefined way. Different analysts and freelancers use VBA to automate these processes in MS Word.Hope this helped. Let me know if you have any further questions. I write regularly at The Indian Freelancer[1]. I will be happy to assist you with any query that you might have.Thanks for reading. Cheers!Footnotes[1] The Indian Freelancer
Best book writing software?
We are book printing experts, so we take the approach that you will eventually want to get the book printed professionally. In our opinion, the best software for writing books, which will also support your book getting printed professionally, depends on what type of book. For the typical black & white novel, Microsoft Word would be recommended. For the typical illustrated book (such as a children's book or cook book), InDesign would be the recommended software for putting together the book along with using Photoshop or Illustrator for the graphics.