Resources
Resources
Use cases for when you want to see DriveSync on work like yours, and how-to guides for when you are setting it up.
Use cases
How DriveSync fits the documents it was built for, with the limits stated plainly.
Annual reports
Many contributors, late revisions, and financial tables from Google Sheets that keep their shape.
See the use caseProduct catalogues
Prices and specifications from Sheets, into tables you have already styled — and what DriveSync won’t automate.
See the use caseMagazines and journals
Setting pages while the copy-edit continues in Google Docs, with suggestions read as accepted or rejected.
See the use caseArticles
Step-by-step guides to problems that come up when Google Docs meets InDesign.
- How to link a Google Doc to an InDesign text frameAdd the Doc, place it in a frame in one click, and save the connection with your document.
- How to update InDesign text from Google Docs without losing your stylesBring each revision in so only the words change, and check that nothing else moved.
- How to map Google Docs headings to InDesign paragraph stylesPoint Heading 1, Heading 2 and Normal text at your own paragraph styles, once per template.
- How to bring Google Docs tables into InDesign as real tablesTables arrive as InDesign tables, and later syncs change the cell text without touching your styling.
- How to typeset a Google Doc that still has suggestionsChoose whether open suggestions arrive accepted, ignored or inline, so layout and editing run side by side.
Looking for help with DriveSync itself?
Support and FAQ answers the questions customers actually ask, and How it works walks through setting up your first document.
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