Provides all the features of a standard word processing application such as spell checking, grammar and style controls, and the ability to type formatted texts such as letters or cards. It uses a GUI (graphical user interface) that has been internationalized; it supports languages with non-Latin alphabets, and also provides Unicode fonts. Allows simultaneous editing by several users working on different files: for example, two writers can both edit the same document at the same time. It uses Wiki technology to create web pages with live feeds – people we know we need to be on top of what is happening in their area of interest. This is the latest version that the OpenOffice project released before Oracle decided to cancel further development of OpenOffice.org in favor of paying Oracle to use the more feature-rich but proprietary WPS Office Suite instead. Google Docs is a fully functional word processor, spreadsheet, presentation editor, drawing tool, and website creator which can be used online or downloaded onto your computer. It allows users to upload files up to 1 GB in size. There are also options for making documents "ad hoc" or invitational so you can share them with other Google users without giving them access to other shared documents. Documents may be password protected, and a document may be shared with a limited readership. Using Google Docs is similar to MS Office in functionality, but the interface differs from Office. The file format of Google Docs (.docs) is slightly different from Office (.doc or .xls) files. A difference is that MS Office files always start with a header, whereas Google Docs files do not. In addition, MS Word files have a four digit year stamp at the beginning of each page file name, whereas Google Docs does not have this feature. Both formats however support the OOXML standard for XML based word processing on Microsoft Windows systems as first defined by Microsoft's Open XML format specification and first launched as version 0. 50 of Microsoft Office 2007. However, the imposition of a Microsoft license on Google Docs was considered by some to be a breach of copyright as the format is an open standard, as defined by ISO/IEC 29500.Chapter 3: “Elements of Style” This chapter explains some basic grammar rules, spelling rules and style issues related to these rules. The chapter is about being polite and being aware of how your writing can be interpreted. The first lesson of this chapter is about capitalization. Rules for capitalization are the most important rules in writing. Chapter 4: “Grammar” This chapter explains that if you don't know the rules you should ask somebody, otherwise you might accidentally use a word that is not permitted in your document. These rules are presented in a practical way. Examples are provided to check if they are correct or not. The chapter explains how to use subordination and which words can be used if compared to whom, whom, which and so on.; also grammar problems related to these words are explained in details by example sentences. The second lesson of this chapter talks about clauses (determiner, prepositions). 81eaaddfaf 26
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