Making your own pamphlets and invitation cards for schools, offices and home functions will be an easier task now with Google’s new fonts and templates that are going to be released shortly. Google has planned to launch 450 new simple, organized, caricatured and scripty fonts and 60 new templates to spice up your Google Docs experience. Google has been trying ‘persistently’ to upgrades its word processing program since its launch in 2007; and as a result, it came out with more than 200 updates last year. Continuing the legacy, it will unveil certain handy features soon so that people can easily shift their focus from Microsoft Word Processor to Google Docs in the nearing future. Apart from these, the web giant has also planned to introduce image insertion option into your documents from Google drive, or you can pick a photo from Life photo archive, or you can click and download a snap from your webcam.
The Search Engine will also enable you to include charts in the spreadsheet and will allow you to set the default size for your new documents.
Introduction of new fonts from Google’s Web Fonts site, especially designed for web designers will now allow every individual to add creativeness and novelty to his/ her fabrication regardless of the fact that he/ she is not a trained web designer. No-doubt, the use of fonts like, Lovers Quarrel, Happy Monkey, Nothing You Could Do, Nova Slim, Economica, Princess Sofia, Jolly Lodger, Dynalight, Wallpoet, Lobster one, Lobster two, Bree Serif, Kaushan Script, Esteban etc, will add fun and uniqueness to the user’s experience, but will also open the door to some new creativity which we have not thought of yet. These fun to use fonts can be easily installed simply by clicking the font menu in Google Docs and then choose ‘add fonts’. This will give you an alphabetical list of innumerable fonts installed by Google, from which you can pick the one you desire to use to suit your purpose.
The format of each deck lists the deck name, creator, which card sets the deck uses cards from, a card total (which does not include Guardian & Stronghold), Guardian, Stronghold, all cards used in the deck, and a notes/strategy section where the creator explains the purpose of the deck and some of their thoughts.
