Skolsynk vs Fun Text

Fun Text is a simple word art add-on that applies fun visual effects to your text. To use, select the text you want to apply an effect to and then select an effect from the Fun Text menu. Effects can be undone using the Google Docs undo button or Command/Control+Z. --------MOBILE APP-------- Also try Fun Text Mobile! Fun Text Mobile is a mobile app based on Fun Text that features many of the same fun effects. Get it on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.thecodercatprojects.Fun_Text_Mobile Get it on iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fun-text-mobile/id1485134778 --------OTHER ADD-ONS-------- Also try Text Themes! Text Themes is a simple add-on that applies fun visual themes to your text using a combination of coloring, emoji particles, and other text attributes. Get it here: https://gsuite.google.com/marketplace/app/text_themes/495538979571 Also try Bad Translator! Bad Translator is a simple add-on that abuses Google Translate by force-feeding your text through the Translate algorithm into a random language multiple times, then back to your language. Get it here: https://gsuite.google.com/marketplace/app/bad_translator/306615442162 --------UPDATES-------- Version 1.9 has arrived! Here's what's new: -Four new character effects: Weird, Stacked, Bubbled, and Blocked -Updated the More... tab -Bug fixes This will probably be the last Fun Text update. There is most likely nothing else to add, and Text Themes needs all my attention right now. Don't worry, I will still continue to maintain Fun Text for as long as I can. Thank you all for your support. --------FEATURES-------- The following effects are currently available: Text/Highlight Color: -Rainbow: makes the text rainbow colored -Rainbow words: makes the non-whitespace characters rainbow colored -Randomly colored: randomly colors each character -Randomly colored words: randomly colors each non-whitespace character -Repeating colors: creates a repeating pattern from the colors of the first few characters -Repeating word colors: creates a repeating pattern from the colors of the first few non-whitespace characters -Smooth rainbow: creates a rainbow gradient -Fading: creates a gradient from the color of the first character to the document background color -Transitioning color: creates a gradient from the color of the first character to the color of the last character -Adjusted brightness: changes the text's brightness by the given percent -Randomized brightness: randomly changes the brightness of each character by at most the given percent -Reversed colors: reverses the left to right order of the colors in the text Font Size: -Growing: increases the font size from left to right -Wobbly: makes the font size bounce up and down -Randomly sized: randomly changes the font size of each character -Repeating sizes: creates a repeating pattern from the font sizes of the first few characters -Transitioning size: increases or decreases the font size from the size of the first character to the size of the last character -Reversed sizes: reverses the left to right order of the font sizes in the text BIUS (bold, italic, underline, strikethrough): -Sequential BIUS: puts the BIUS of the text in an ABCD pattern -Randomized BIUS: randomly changes the BIUS of each character -Inverted BIUS: toggles the BIUS of each character -Reversed BIUS: reverses the left to right order of the BIUS in the text Superscript/Subscript: -Alternating super/sub: superscripts or subscripts each character in an AB pattern -Bouncing super/sub: superscripts or subscripts every other character in an AB pattern -Randomized super/sub: randomly superscripts or subscripts each character -Sporadic super/sub: randomly superscripts or subscripts half of the characters -Inverted super/sub: superscripts each subscript character and subscripts each superscript character -Reversed super/sub: reverses the left to right order of the superscript and subscript in the text Case: -Alternating case: capitalizes or lower cases each character in an AB pattern -Randomized case: gives each character a random case -Inverted case: capitalizes each lower case character and lower cases each capital character -Reversed case: reverses the left to right order of the case in the text Characters: -Upside down: replaces each character with an upside down equivalent -Enchanted: replaces each letter with a fancy symbol resembling it -Asian: replaces each letter with an asian character resembling it -Weird: replaces each letter with a bizarre decorative character resembling it -Doublestruck: replaces each letter and number with a doublestruck equivalent -Hacker: replaces some characters with a number or symbol equivalent -Randomly accented: gives each letter a random accent -Invisible ink: adds a blurring character after each character -Stacked: Turns each word into a stack of vertically-rendered characters -Demonic: randomly adds vertically-rendered symbols to each character -Circled: puts a circle around each letter and number -Boxed: puts a box around each letter -Bubbled: puts a solid bubble around each letter -Blocked: puts a solid block around each letter Placement: -Reversed: reverses the left to right order of the characters -Reversed words: reverses the left to right order of the words -Reversed chars per word: reverses the left to right order of the characters in each word -Scrambled: puts the characters in a random order -Scrambled words: puts the words in a random order -Scrambled char per word: puts the characters in each word in a random order -Diffusing: puts an increasing number of spaces between each character -Diffusing words: puts an increasing number of spaces between each word -Doubled: duplicates each character -Doubled words: duplicates each word Language: -Gibberish: replaces each vowel, consonant, and digit with a random character of the same type -Misspelled: randomly replaces letters with similar-sounding letters and chunks -Morse code: translates the text to morse code -Pig latin: translates the text to pig latin If you have any ideas for new features, you can suggest them to me at [email protected]. I'm always open to new ideas!

Skolsynk for Google configures how users and student groups are retrieved from Google Workspace. Then choose which schools are to be synced to which educational service providers. ● Secure - Only Google Workspace administrators can access Skolsynk. ● Provide providers support-access for configuration assistance. ● Your school units are automatically retrieved from Statistics Sweden's school unit register. If anything is missing, contact the support for each supplier. ● Flexible filtering tools handle many different forms and structures in Google Workspace. ● Student groups can be retrieved, based on Google Groups or organizational units. ● During the process, you can download CSV files to help you understand what your data looks like and what will be synced. ● Possible to sync to the service providers test environment first. With Skolsynk for Google, school data from Google Workspace to service providers is synced in 5 easy steps 1❳ For each school unit, create a filter for which users belong to the school unit. 2❳ Create filters for which users are students and teachers respectively. 3❳ Create a filter for how groups are retrieved. 4❳ Select which school units are to be synchronized to which supplier. 5❳ Activate sync to service providers. Always contact the service providers's support first to discuss e.g. personal data assistant agreement. If a sync is started without the supplier's knowledge, the school's operations can be negatively affected as it e.g. can create duplicate accounts for existing users if the email addresses do not match.