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title: LaSuite Docs
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LaSuite Docs is a free and open source alternative to Google Docs, designed for seamless real-time collaboration. You can find it hosted at https://docs.federated.nexus.
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[LaSuite Docs](https://github.com/suitenumerique/docs) is a free and open-source document editor, designed for seamless real-time collaboration. Federated Nexus provides a hosted instance at https://docs.federated.nexus.
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## Logging in
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On the logged out homepage, press the "Start Writing" button to log in and enter the credentials for your Federated Nexus account.
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You should then be greeted by the logged in homepage, which shows both documents you have created and documents that have been shared with you:
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You have a homepage with your documents, and documents that are shared with you:
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And of course, the actual editor, where you can compose documents in a GUI similar to Google Docs, and export as DocX or PDF.
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## Creating a document
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Select a document to open it, or press the "New Doc" button in the top left corner to create a new document.
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The document editor has support for Markdown, as well as images:
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You can also add subdocuments!
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To add an image, either drag and drop it or paste it onto the document.
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## Creating subdocuments
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LaSuite Docs supports creating subdocuments. To create a subdocument, hover over the document on the sidebar and press the plus button.
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You should then see the subdocument appear below it:
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