With Google Docs, you can easily add a header that includes things like names, dates, addresses, and page numbers. For something like a resume, these are all incredibly important.

A recent update to Google Docs added a minor but decidedly worthwhile feature: headers and footers. Now, when you click the Insert tab, you'll see options for both on the right side of the toolbar.

Open the document in the Google Docs app. Tap the Edit button (pen icon) in the lower-right corner. Tap the Insert (plus) icon. Select Page number (second to the last option).

Illustration: Andy Wolber/TechRepublic Google Docs offers a few options for page numbers. First, you can choose whether to put the page number in the header or footer of your document. Second, you ...

Open your document by logging in to your Google Docs account and clicking the document you want. Highlight the text in your header. Click "Format," then "Paragraph Styles." Click "Normal Text." ...

You'd think the battle of Word vs. Google Docs would be over before it begins, because Word has more features. But more isn't always better. We tested both in a real-world use case to find out.

Some SME’s still use Google Docs on their ultra-secure iPads and iPhones, so I thought these quick tips might be useful. Google Docs began life as a web application and is now also available as ...

In Google Docs, adding page numbers is an easy task. And for those who already know where they want the page numbers to appear on the page, it should be quick to finish, too.

Google Docs is now adding the ability to customize which sections have page numbers and which numbers to begin counting from within the online word processor. The addition was confirmed in a G ...

You can place a dropdown at the start of a new line or within a sentence. You can even use dropdowns in headers and footers. Click Insert from the top of the Google Docs page or type the at symbol ...