How to download or save images from Google Docs (S)

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It is easy to add images to Google Docs. You can simply copy-paste an image to your Google Docs document. You could also upload it from your computer, Google Drive or other sources.

However, it’s not that easy to download an image from your Google Docs document. You cannot simply right click on the image and save it to your computer. So, how exactly do you download or save an image from Google Docs?

Thankfully, there are several methods you can follow to do that. In this article, we will be providing the steps for each of these methods.

Specifically, the following are the four methods we will be talking about in this article.

4 Ways to download Images from a Google Doc

  • Publishing your document to the web
  • Downloading your document as an HTML file
  • Saving your images to Google Keep
  • Using an add-on 

Note that this article is written keeping complete beginners in mind. Hence, you don’t have to have prior knowledge of Google Docs to follow along!

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How to Resize an Image in Word

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Working with images and text often requires adjusting the size of the image to squeeze it into a small area or expand it to fill the available space, to cropping the image to make it more appealing, or adjusting the size of multiple images to the same height or width.

Microsoft Word allows you to do all the above and more. We will explain the several methods available, in simple steps:

6 Ways to Resize Image in MS word

  • Resize an image by cropping it
  • Resize an image by stretching, shrinking, or changing its size
  • Resize an image maintaining its aspect ratio
  • Resize an image to an exact height and width
  • Resize an image in percentages
  • Resize multiple images quickly

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How to Mirror / Flip Text in MS Word

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Mirroring or flipping text may be necessary for decorating your Word document or for printing the text on fabric or parchment for further transfer.

Flipping text by 180 degrees changes the nature of the text, making it possible to read it only in a mirror, hence this is also known as mirroring.

Rotating a text by 180 degrees along the X-axis (around the Y-axis) causes a horizontal flip, while rotating it by 180 degrees along the Y-axis (around the X-axis) causes a vertical flip.

In both cases, the result produces a mirror image of the original—you need a mirror to read the text—with a different axis in each case.

Rotating the text in the X-Y plane (around the Z-axis) by any angle keeps the text readable always—a mirror is not necessary.

Word allows rotating text at different angles on any axis, provided you define the text by enclosing it in a text box.

When you flip the text by 180 degrees on a specific axis, you create a mirror image of the original text on that axis.

Word has a special name for such rotation—3D Rotation—on any of the three axes.

We will show you how to mirror or flip text in Word using 3-D Rotation.

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How to Mirror or Flip an Image in MS Word

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It is useful to be able to mirror or flip an image if you are printing it on an iron-on transfer paper for transferring it to fabric, parchment, or wax paper.

Although Word does not have great photo editing features, it allows rudimentary functions like rotating images, shapes, or text you have embedded in documents.

What happens to text, images, and shapes when you rotate them, flip them horizontally, or flip them vertically? 

Notice that flipping does not affect images much―you can still recognize the image. However, flipping changes the character of the text entirely―you need a mirror to read the flipped text. That is why the term mirroring for text.

Word allows flipping images and shapes directly, but for mirroring text, Word requires that you enclose the text within a Text Box, and use 3-D rotation. We will show you two ways how you can mirror or flip an object:

  • Flipping images and shapes
  • Mirroring text

Let us see how to do all the above.

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How to add comments in Google Docs

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In this article, we will be talking about the various methods that you can use to add comments in Google Docs.

We will also show the steps for providing suggestions using the suggesting mode.

Specifically, the following are the methods we will be discussing:

  • Different ways of adding comments (highlighting the text, right-clicking, using keyboard shortcuts, etc.)
  • Different ways of adding suggestions (similar to the methods for adding comments)

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How to Delete a Page in Google Docs

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Sometimes, you might have unwanted pages in your document that you would like to delete. For example, you might have separated each page using a page break and you now want to remove an empty page in the middle. 

Other times, you don’t want to remove a particular page from your document but want to reduce its size. This is especially useful when you want to print out the document, as having fewer pages would save you time and money. 

Google Docs gives you several options for deleting a specific page in your document and reducing its size. In this article, we will be discussing five of these methods:

5 Ways to Delete a Page in Google Docs

  • Deleting a page using the Backspace or Delete key on your keyboard
  • Removing page breaks
  • Using custom spacing
  • Reducing your page margins
  • Reducing the font size

Note that this guide is for complete beginners so we’re not assuming that you have prior experience with Google Docs.

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How to add Line Numbers in MS Word Document

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By default, Word keeps track of every line, word, and character in a document, and displays their numbers when the user demands.

Although Word normally does not display line numbers automatically, you can choose to do so.

For instance, you can ask Word to display line numbers in the entire document or only in some part.

You can also choose to display line numbers at certain intervals, say, at every tenth line as 10, 20, 30, 40, and so on.

Adding line numbers to a document has its advantages, especially for large documents with multiple pages.

This is useful when referring to a specific line or word in a document—like 254th line, or 4th word in the 50th line, and so on.

Just a note before we begin.

If you have tables, figures, or text boxes in your document, Word will count them as single line entities, regardless of how large they are.

Moreover, Word will display line numbers for documents only in the Print Layout, and not in Read Mode or Web Layout.

Let us start adding line numbers to our Word document.

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How to Flip / Mirror Text in Google Docs

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Flipping the text in your document, similar to flipping an image, refers to mirroring it. It’s like putting the text in front of a mirror and taking the reflection- this is the flipped version of the text.

You can flip text in two main ways: vertically and horizontally. When you vertically flip a text, it means that its top and bottom portions are reversed. On the other hand, when you horizontally flip a text, it means that its left and right portions are reversed.

It is important to know the difference between vertically and horizontally flipping a text so that you can choose the right option in your word processing software.

Several word processing software applications allow you to flip your text, but today we will be talking about Google Docs.

Google Docs gives you the option to flip your text in a few simple steps. In this article, we will be taking you through these steps.

Specifically, we will be covering two methods you can follow to flip text in Google Docs:

  • Vertically flipping text in Drawings
  • Flipping text by using the Word Art option

Also, this article is intended for complete beginners so you don’t have to know anything about Google Docs to follow along!

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How to Mirror / Flip an image in Google Doc

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Flipping an image refers to mirroring it. You can think of it as taking an image and putting it in front of the mirror. The reflection that you see in the mirror is the flipped image.

There are two main ways in which you can flip an image:

Horizontally and Vertically.

When you flip an image horizontally, its right and left sides are reversed.

When you flip an image vertically, its top and bottom sides are reversed.

For example, say you have an image of an arrow pointing to the left. When you flip this image horizontally, you will have an image that points to the right. Similarly, if you have an image of an arrow pointing upwards, flipping it vertically will give you an image that points downwards.

Google Docs allows you to flip your images in a few simple steps. In this article, we will walk you through the steps of how to insert and flip an image in Google Docs.

Specifically, we will talk about how you can automatically flip images in your document, and manually rotate them.

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