PUBLIC MARKS with tag "google docs"

Chez Contexte, notre principal produit d’information est l’e-mail. Les briefings quotidiens sont le fruit d’une intervention croisée d’une multitude d’acteurs, du journaliste au rédacteur-réviseur en passant par le chargé de veille. Après plusieurs années sur Google Docs, les limites de la solution nous ont poussés à développer notre propre outil d’édition collaborative : Echo. Je vous raconte comment.

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Create A Blog With Only Google Docs

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Learn how to use Google Docs as a free website monitoring tool and receive instant email and SMS text alerts when your website goes down.

A public document footnoted with “Google Confidential” mentions Google Apps Script, a framework that looks like a kind of macro language (and more) for Google’s web office.

Using Google Spreadsheets as a Database with the Google Visualization API Query Language

Over the weekend, I started exploring the Google Visualisation API Query Language, which is reminiscent of SQL (if that means anything to you!). This language provides a way of interrogating a data source such as a public online Google spreadsheet and pulling back the results of the query as JSON, CSV, or an HTML table.

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Presentations is nearing our first birthday, and we're unveiling a slew of new features that will make your presentations pop.

Vous possédez un Mac et vous utilisez Google Document. Voici une application qui vous permettra de rechercher des documents et signets présents sur votre compte Google en utilisant Spotlight. Cette utilitaire se nomme Precipitate, il a été développé par Stuart Morgan de chez Google.

Since we launched spreadsheet forms in January, one of the top user questions has been "How can I embed my form into a website or blog?" Last night, we added this option. You'll see this new feature during form creation, when you're prompted to invite people to fill out your form. Just skip the invitation step and look for "Embed" in the upper right-hand corner of the page. Paste the code provided into your blog or website.

From one of your fellow Docs users, here's a well-made and thorough video covering every part of creating a spreadsheets form. The step-by-step instructions are a good way to get started making forms, and they also inform anyone who wants to help others in creating and distributing a form -- but doesn't want to provide tech support while the others figure it out :)

Now, normally when I find an XSS vulnerability on a popular domain I just report it to the appropriate security team and move on, but this one is interesting…