Wow, I had no idea Google Docs allowed this much customization! Currently working on setting up a nested system of folders to put all my research material, outlines and notes in. This gives it new life, and makes it way more useful—almost a Scrivener junior. The only feature I already knew about was making chapter headings so they show up in the side bar as navigable links.
Rather than buying her templates though, I'll just use the simple beat sheet template I demo-ed in this thread. It's super easy in Google Docs, you just select Insert>Table and choose a table with only one column (vertical) and as many rows as you think you might need. It's easy to add more or delete some if you want to. Here's a good giuide to beat sheets and how to use them: Step Outlines @ The Sticking Place.
Hmmm, well, apparently you can't grab a cell and drag it where you want it anymore, at least not in Docs. That makes things a little more tricky, though honestly I don't think I've ever had to move a cell—I just liked the fact that it was so easy. Now you'd need to copy the contents of a cell, create a new one where you want it, and paste the contents in. And then I guess delete the original cell. A little more work, but still do-able.
