Google continued its rapid cycle of innovation for its Docs trio of word processing, spreadsheet and presentation applications April 25.

Weeks after allowing Google Apps users to view and edit word processing documents offline, the company has added the capability to view its spreadsheets and presentations offline.

"You won't need to worry about an unreliable Internet connection as you walk up to the front of the room to give your next presentation," Google Marketing Manager Andrew Chang wrote in a blog post. "Just click on your Google Docs desktop icon and know that your presentations and spreadsheets will be stored on your computer, at your fingertips."

However, users will only see offline Docs if their domain administrators have enabled that function.