June 8, 2015
Export non-Latin text from Google Docs on desktop to Microsoft Word
Many modern companies have employees, customers, and business partners across the globe, working in a multitude of languages. Many of those languages, including Hindi and Mandarin, are written in non-Latin scripts. Previously, when a document was created in Google Docs and included non-Latin text, it could not be exported to Microsoft Word properly—the non-Latin content would show up illegible. With today’s launch, documents written in the following non-Latin scripts will remain readable when exported from Google Docs on desktop to Microsoft Word:
In addition to these new scripts, we will now support several new unicode blocks, including Arrows, Bopomofo, various Hangul jamos and other CJK symbols and radicals, mathematical operators, and more.
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- Armenian
- Bengali
- Devanagari
- Ethiopic
- Gujarati
- Gurmukhi
- Kannada
- Khmer
- Malayalam
- Oriya
- Sinhala
- Syriac
- Tamil
- Telugu
- Thaana
- Tibetan
The 16 scripts above serve as the writing systems for more than 25 languages, so working with your international counterparts will now be easier and more efficient.
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Rapid release and Scheduled release
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