Google Maps allows you to share your location. You can set how long you want to share, you can stop sharing, and even request that someone shares their location with you. Why would you want to share your location? 1. You teenage kid is driving and you want to see
Gmail allows you to send confidential emails. The receipent cannot forward, print, or download attachements. You can even set an expiration date on your confidential emails. This feature allows you to protect sensitive information. To send a confidential email with Gmail 1. Open Gmail 2. Click **Compose** 3. Type your
By default Gmail only has one signature for new emails and you can use the same signature for replies. Do you want to use multiple signatures? You can by turning on canned responses in Gmail. We will use canned responses to have multiple signatures. Canned responses allow you to create
Import events to Google Calendar You can transfer your events in Microsoft Excel to a Google Calendar. This will save you the time of retyping all the events. Steps to save Excel as a CSV (Export) Prior to saving an Excel file as a CSV, make certain you only have
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The Google calendar is great. Not many people utilize the Labs feature in Google calendar. Here are three features you probably didn’t know about, but should use from Google labs. Hide Morning and Night Do you have meetings at 2 am? Likely not. There is no reason to see
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You can’t import recurring or repeating events into the Google Calendar. Here is a workaround I use so you can pull in the recurring events. The top row of your csv file should contain the fields needed to import into Google Calendar. I added a field called Recurring and
I love Gmail and I’ve been using if for over 10 years. One feature that Outlook has that I frequently use is called “Delayed Delivery”. Instead of sending an email at 3:45 pm, when it may not get read today and end up way down in the recipient’