I've done a little work with Google Docs. Mostly I've used it on my 
Android, then downloaded the file to continue working on my computer. 
The times I've used Docs on the PC, I've thought,"If I had to use this 
for work, I'd be fine with it for projects, but I'm not sure I'd be fine 
with it as an everyday tool." The interface on the PC takes a little 
getting used to though I think I had the hang of it after a couple of 
days. The problem is that some commands don't quite work. The one that 
comes to mind is say-line. I think I need to up-then-down arrow once to 
hear the current line. As someone who writes and edits text regularly, 
my workflow involves a lot of say-line, so for me, that's a particular 
annoyance. Having said all that, Docs is fairly accessible, and it is 
neat to edit with someone.


You can use Docs in your favorite browser on the PC. I usually use it in 
firefox.


Btw, ChromeVox is one of Google's screen readers. It runs on Chrome 
Books with the Chrome OS, but you can also check it out on the Chrome 
browser on your PC. since it is a screen reader, it has it's own set of 
commands.


On 5/19/2016 5:29 PM, Annemarie Cooke wrote:
> How does one acquire Chrome Vox? Sounds wonderful!
> Many thanks in advance,
> Annemarie Cooke
>
> On 5/19/16, Christopher Chaltain <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>> I don't' do it much any more but back in 2012 and 2013 I would
>> collaborate with others on Google Docs. I was using Google Chrome with
>> ChromeVox at the time. It was actually pretty cool. We'd also be on a
>> teleconference at the same time, and someone would say let me update
>> this cell, and I could see there changes, or I'd say, let me update this
>> section while you're working on that section, and we could see each
>> other's changes.
>>
>> On 19/05/16 15:55, Terri Hedgpeth wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>> Is ther anyone on here that works with Google Docs? In particular in
>>> collaboration with others?
>>> Thank you,
>>> Terri
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