How can I use other font weights (such as Book 300 for Open Sans) in my documents?
Adding Open Sans only allows me to use Normal 400, for example.
Google-apps-script – use other font weights in Google Documents
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It is not possible to do this via changing a URL parameter. The only other option is pressing F11 to enter/exit full screen mode.
Note: Although it doesn't appear to be exactly the same as clicking View > Full Screen
As noted by Felipe Alvarez, this is no longer available as an option. Therefore, while this answer was correct two years ago when the product was Google Docs, it no longer applies to the current Google Drive app.
Assuming you mean opening documents from your list, that's in the Google Docs settings on the "General" tab.
Where items open:
Your choices are:
- In a new window
- In the current window
Screen shot:
Select the latter for what you want.
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Best Answer
It looks like Google has recently added a feature to select a font weight. It appears as an arrow in the list of fonts, and clicking it reveals a menu of font weights: