Thanks, Google! Non-printing characters finally in Google Docs

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Today, we'll be talking about a somewhat recent feature in Google Docs, one that I have been hoping for for literally years: the option to see non-printing characters.

💎 Watch the video to see how you can turn on visibility for non-printing characters in Google Docs.

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Extend your Google Forms capabilities with Sheets

Google Forms reliably collects input, but sometimes looking the input back up on the Responses tab can be daunting,  especially if you need to match up who submitted which info.

Sometimes viewing your Google Forms responses can be easier when done in a spreadsheet, and you can achieve this with the click of a button on the Responses tab.

💎 Watch the video to see how you can extend Google Forms capabilities with Sheets.

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Know what's going on in your Google files

When there is an important document I want to keep tabs on, I like to use the Notifications feature in Google files, because notifications keep me up-to-date on changes on the given Google file. 

For a long time, this feature was only available in Google Sheets.

Finally, it has been introduced in Docs and to some extent in Slides as well.

💎 Watch the video to see how you can turn on change notifications.

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