Google Docs offers many of Microsoft Word's features without the big price tag. Here's how to find your word count in Google's word processor.

You can use find and replace in Google Docs to find a word in a document, to replace a single entry, or to replace every instance of a word or phrase.

Want to keep track of your word count in Google Docs? Unlike some text editors, Docs doesn't have a running counter. Here's how to get a word count on demand.

To find and replace text in Google Docs on PC or Android phone easily, you can follow the instructions laid down in this tutorial.

Need to know how many words are in your Google Doc? We're here to help.

Thankfully, trusty ole Google Docs has a nifty word count tool — it's not as easy to find as on other popular word processors like Microsoft Word or LibreOffice, but it's there all right.

To avoid Google correcting words it shouldn't, Jack Wallen shows you how to add entries to the personal dictionary to help expand Docs' vocabulary.

Google Docs is a free, web-based alternative to Microsoft Word. All you need is a Google account, an internet connection, and these tips and tricks.

Lucky for you, adding page numbers to your digital documents, whether that's a technical manual on Google Docs or an eBook on Microsoft Word, is a pretty straightforward process.