OffiSync Integrates Google Docs In Microsoft Office
Google Docs is the well known and widely used free online service from Google which allows you to manage office documents like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OpenOffice, RTF or HTML files, only by using a modern web browser. If you are editing, sharing or backup office documents with Google Docs frequently, OffiSync software will improve your work flow by integrating Google Docs service into Microsoft Office.
The latest version of OffiSync is compatible with Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7 operating systems powered computers, having installed Office 2003 or Office 2007. Microsoft .NET framework version 3.5 is required, but if it does not exist, OffiSync installer will add it automatically.
By installing OffiSync on your computer, you will get all the benefits provided by Google Docs, as well as instant access to Google web search. The web content will be easier to include into Microsoft Office documents with the help of two OffiSync notable features, added in the latest software version: web content import and the integration of Google Image Search.
The web content import allows you to select the text existing on a web page and import into Microsoft Office documents as text or image. On the other hand, the integration of Google Image Search permits the searching of web images from within Microsoft Office applications and the importing of the desired images in documents automatically.
OffiSync practically gives you a graphical user interface to interact with Google Docs functions, therefore Google Docs folders can be created from within Microsoft Office applications, co-workers can be designated to view and perform changes office documents and more.
The latest version of OffiSync software is available for free download from the publisher official website. If you do not have a valid Google Docs account, one must be created before the application launch.
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