Google Docs is a great app for creating documents on the go. Make it even more usable by adding the ability to create .docx files. Jack Wallen shows you how.

You can create, edit, and collaborate on Google Docs. Here's how you can add a subscript or superscript to your online document.

For math, science, or even a footnote, here’s how to superscript in Google Docs. Learn how to apply the superscript format on the web and in the mobile app.

This post explains how to download the Google Docs desktop app for Windows 111/10 using Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers.

As Google Docs officially turns 15 years old, we look at some of the app's most interesting features.

To do a hanging indent on Google Docs, click View > Show ruler. Highlight the body of text you wish to do a hanging indent for, then drag the Left Indent button as far right as you want the indent.

You can add page numbers to your Google Docs document from either the web or mobile app. Here's how to use the web app to add page numbers: Open your Google Docs file. Go to Insert on the menu bar ...

Google Docs is a solid Microsoft Office competitor and offers many of the same features. You can even alphabetize documents and lists in the app.

Then the hanging indent will automatically apply to the entire highlighted section. Make sure you're making the most of this free software -- learn these Google Docs tricks.

You can comment in Google Docs using a computer or the Google Docs mobile app on your phone or tablet.