There is no SAVE function
There is no SAVE function. If you accidently delete your script, there is no way to get it back and you have to start from scratch.
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Script Writing in Google Docs
Kniprodestraße 103, 10407, Berlin, Germany
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There is no SAVE function. If you accidently delete your script, there is no way to get it back and you have to start from scratch.
Finally a tool for script writing in google docs.
It seems to be brand new, so there are some things that can be improved and smoothened out BUT I was looking for this for so long and that's why 5 stars! Just wrote a script and shared it with g-docs SO EASY.
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