Sync Office Documents to Google Docs with DocSyncer [Online Documents]Lifehacker
Windows only: Free web site/software combo DocSyncer has just rolled out its public beta, pitching a set-it-and-forget-it way of syncing your computer’s documents with Google Docs. After signing up and installing the software, DocSyncer goes to work uploading all the Microsoft Office and OpenOffice documents it finds in your Documents and Desktop folders. You can soon after choose which file types will be synced to Google Docs and set DocSyncer to open those files with local software instead of Google Docs, but you’ll likely want to construct a few more tweaks before leaving it running.
The software grabs everything by default—kind of annoying to clean up whether you didn't expect it—but you can additionally choose specific folders for DocSyncer to disregard, although not before it gets started. go by to the "My Documents" tab in the web interface, hit the tiny "Edit" button at the top of the "Folders" pane, and choose which folders you don't want DocSyncer looking through.
Since DocSyncer looks like a one-way backup at that point, it could be a valuable tool for those who like having online access to their work but don’t necessarily
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