Getting Started with Google Drive and Docs

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You need to type a letter or flyer and don't want to pay for a subscription to Microsoft Office, Google Drive and Docs might be the perfect solution. 

Sign in with your Google Account, click the Google apps "waffle" then look for Drive and/or Docs:

Click Drive to open, then click New to see Drive options:

From here we'll focus on the basic tools for getting started with Google Docs

and Docs toolbars and menus:

Hover over the toolbar options to see what they are. If you use email this will be familiar to you.

Free tutorials on Google Drive and Google Docs at GCFGlobal


Google Drive Help

Google Docs Help

Google Search Tricks to Find Exactly What You're Looking For

Bonus post from Zapier August 20, 2019:
Use These 33 Google Search Tricks to Find Exactly What You're Looking For

(A bit of a deep dive, but some useful tips buried there.)

Google Maps for most computing devices and offline too

Google Maps launched in 2005, thus have more experience than any other cloud-based mapping service. Apple added their Maps in 2012, use them too! 

blog.google/products/maps/

If you're going to be traveling to rural areas where there may be limited cellular service, download the offline map(s) to your smartphone or tablet before you go: 
(3 dot menu/download offline map)

support.google.com/maps/

Getting started with Google Duo

The simple video calling app.

Google Duo Help

8/20: Duo Low-light mode

Google Account Help Center

Getting started with your Google Assistant

assistant.google.com

androidcentral.com/how-set-up-google-assistant

Google Blog: Bringing you the next-generation Google Assistant  

Google Blog: Changing how Google Drive and Google Photos work together 7/10

Every Google Home/Google Assistant command you can give Cnet 8/5