Add suggestions in Google Docs

Features Suggestions and Comments often confused. That somehow makes sense because they’re both a form of feedback. You first select a piece of text you want to add a comment to. Then use the right mouse button and select the command add comment. You type the comment you want to post in a box that appears in the right sidebar. Click the blue button add comment to approve.

Use the button to see all comments Comment history. It’s the icon in the top right that looks like a speech bubble.

Suggestions is a viewing mode of Google Docs. you are normally in the mood handle. You can change the mode by clicking the arrow next to the pen on the right side of the button bar. There you choose one of three display modes: handle, Make suggestions and To see. In the second mode, you view the print layout.

in mode Suggestions Every transaction you make is tracked. If you delete a piece of text, it appears as a green strikethrough. A piece of text you add is also marked in green.

Then you can invite someone to rate the suggestions. You should make sure that this person has the correct permissions. that’s why you’re leaving File sharing and there you enter the e-mail address of the person you want to share this document with. This person will get a link and does not need to have a Google account. In this dialog, click on it. down arrow next to the option Processor and there you choose the option responsive.

Someone with commenter privileges can make suggestions without permanently deleting the original text. An editor is free to make changes without Google Docs tracking them. There is also a license Reader for someone who can only view the document.

When someone enters suggestions in your document, you must accept or change those changes. Every change is tracked and at the end you can view these details in the right bar.