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There is a Comment feature available under Insert.

You cannot (yet) put a box with text in a googledoc unless it is made as a drawing.

  • (Menu: select Insert > Drawing use the Text tool [T] draw a rectangle inside of which you write and format your text.

    Note that will commit your text and you need to use [ + ] to get a new line.

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From the Insert tab, go to the Text group and click the Text Box Button. Select a Built-In text box or click "Draw Text Box".

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13y ago
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You can click on the text box icon and then drag out the text box on the slide.

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9y ago
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Google doesn't have that feature. You can, however, use a 1x1 table as a text box.

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7y ago
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Go to Menu Bar click “Insert” and then Go to “Drawing” and click it. You will See + New and From Drive. Click on + New. It will open a new window called Drawing. As shown in below image.

Click on Text Box icon which appears in the toolbar. Go to the Drawing Panel. Click and Drag your mouse to create a Text box Space and resize it according to your use.

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4y ago
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