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Access Google Drive and Google Drive Settings

Create an app that reads, writes, and syncs files in Google Drive.

It is simple to use Drive — just visit drive.google.com or use the shortcut located in your Apps launcher which can be accessed on the top-right corner in any Google app.

Store any type of file in Google Drive

When viewing Drive, the section of the window containing your files and folders is known as the Documents List. Any type of file can be uploaded to Drive and stored for later use, and some files can even be edited directly, without having to convert them to a Google Docs format.

The information below outlines the different file types that can be converted into a Google Docs editor format:

• For spreadsheets: .xls, .xlsx, .ods, .csv, .tsv, .txt, .tab
• For documents: .doc, .docx, .html, plain text (.txt), .rtf
• For presentations: .ppt, .pps, .pptx (.ppsx is not supported)
• For drawings: .wmf
• For OCR: .jpg, .gif, .png, .pdf

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Google Drive offers several ways to filter, view, and manage your files and folders. Filters located on the left-hand side navigation include My Drive, Incoming, Recent, Starred and Trash.

My Drive

Everything in your Google Drive that you have created, synced and uploaded, including files and folders, is located here. Any files or folders that you have manually moved into your My Drive account will also appear. You can automatically sync My Drive to the Google Drive folder on your computer.

Shared with me

Shared with me only lists files and folders that include your email address in their share settings. You will not see files with share settings set to 'Anyone with the link' or 'Public.' Instead, try searching your Google Drive.

Recent

Your most recently accessed files in Google Drive, including Shared files, are here. They display with the last file you opened at the top of the Documents List.

Starred

These are items that you have marked with a star. Use the Starred filter to access frequently updated files like school announcements or student anecdotal records. Also, it saves you time locating a file, especially when it is a collaboration in progress.

Trash

This is everything that you have placed in the Trash. You can only trash items that you own. Note: If you have shared an item with anyone else, it will also be deleted from their Drive. For items you do not own, you will only be removing your access; the item's owner and all other viewers and editors will still have access.

Preview files

When you select a file, you have a small toolbar that opens up at the top of the Documents List. One option is the Preview icon.This Preview option allows you to view a document before opening. It will also play your movie files in the browser window.

On the top of the preview screen, you have access to a toolbar that gives you options to interact with the file while in the preview mode. These options will change according to the file type. In the example below, you see the title of the file at the top left of the screen. In the middle,Open, Print, Share, Download, and More actions are visible. In the top left of the screen, you have the options to Zoom in, view Details, Pop-out the preview, and Close the preview.

Tip: Use your keyboard shortcuts to help you navigate files quicker.

Upload files to Google Drive

To upload files to Google Drive:

1. In the left-hand navigation menu, click the New button.
2. Click File upload to open Explorer on Windows or Finder on Mac and browse and select the items to upload.

Files that you upload but do not convert to a Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides format can be up to 5 terabytes (TB) each (there must be enough available free space in Google Drive to accommodate the size of the file or folder upload).

To learn about Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides file limits, check out more in the Support Center.

Benefits of converting uploaded files to Google Docs format

When you upload a file into Google Drive, you have the option to convert it to a Google Docs format. There are a number of benefits to converting files to Google Doc, Google Sheets or Google Slides format, including:

• Editing a file collaboratively
• Using add-ons within the doc
  • Add-ons are apps built by third-party developers that give Google Docs more functionality
• Editing on your tablet or mobile device
• Converting text from images or PDF files into editable files
• Saving storage space (files in Google Docs format do not count toward your Google Drive storage quota)

You can enable the Convert uploads option found in Google Drive settings to automate the conversion process when uploading files.

Drive settings can be accessed in the top-right corner of the Documents List by clicking the gear icon.

When a file is uploaded to Google Drive through the web interface, the original file remains unchanged on your computer. The converted file in Google Docs format is a copy.

If you choose to save a copy of your files offline, you can update the files on your computer while offline, and your files will sync when your device connects to the Internet. See the lesson on using Google Drive offline for more details. Adobe illustrator trial mac os x.

If you upload a file without automatic conversion, it can be converted manually at any time.

1. Right-click the item in your Google Drive, and select Open with.
2. Alternatively, select the file you wish to convert, and select the More actions icon.
3. Select Open with.
4. Select the corresponding file type to convert the file into a Google Document, Slide, or Sheet (e.g. Microsoft Excel® will open in Google Sheets).
5. If you have any third-party apps installed in your Drive that are compatible with the type of file you are opening, those apps will appear under Open with too.

To learn more about uploading, organizing and viewing files, check out more in the Support Center.

Upload Folders

If you have your files organized in folders on your computer, the organization can be preserved by uploading entire folders to Google Drive including subfolders and files.

Your upload settings will also apply to folders that you upload. If you have opted to convert your files to Google Drive format, all files in a supported format and file size will be converted.

Upload a folder using Google Chrome

1. Click New and select Folder Upload.
2. Select one or more folders to upload.
3. A box that indicates the progress of your folder upload, as well as a list of the files being uploaded, appears in the bottom right of the Documents List.
4. When the upload is complete, click the link to open the folder in your Documents List or close the status window by clicking the X in the upper right corner of the box.

If you are working in a browser other than Chrome, folder uploads are currently not supported.

Create a folder

To create a folder in Google Drive:

1. Click the New button.
2. Select Folder from the drop-down menu.
3. Enter a name for the folder and click Create.

Move a folder

To move a folder into another folder:

1. Right-click on the folder or select the More Actions icon,and select Move To.
2. Select a destination folder.
3. Clickthe Move button, OR click-and-hold and drag the folder into another folder.

Note: You must have permission to edit the destination folder in order to place files and folders in it. When files and folders are moved to another folder, they inherit the permissions of the destination. Check out the Support Center for more on file and folder permissions when moving content in Google Drive.

Add files to a folder

To add a file to a folder:

1. Select the file in Google Drive by clicking on it once. To select more than one item at a time, hold down the Ctrl (Control) key and click on each item in Windows, or hold down the CMD (Command) key and click each item on Mac OS.
2. Click the More Actions icon that appears above your list of items or right-click on the file for the actions menu.
3. Select the destination folder.
4. Click Move.

When you are working with a file or Google document, spreadsheet, or presentation, you can add that item to a folder without having to go back to your Drive:

1. With the file open, click the Folder icon to the right of the file's title .
2. Click Organize.
3. Select the folder where you would like to move the file. Or you can create a new folder.
4. If you want to add a file to more than one folder, hold the Ctrl (control) key on Windows, or theCMD (command) key on Mac OS, and click to select multiple folders.

Note: In Google Drive, folders behave like labels in Gmail, allowing a file to be viewed in multiple folders while maintaining only one copy of it.

More options for adding files to a folder

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1. Click New and select Folder Upload.
2. Select one or more folders to upload.
3. A box that indicates the progress of your folder upload, as well as a list of the files being uploaded, appears in the bottom right of the Documents List.
4. When the upload is complete, click the link to open the folder in your Documents List or close the status window by clicking the X in the upper right corner of the box.

If you are working in a browser other than Chrome, folder uploads are currently not supported.

Create a folder

To create a folder in Google Drive:

1. Click the New button.
2. Select Folder from the drop-down menu.
3. Enter a name for the folder and click Create.

Move a folder

To move a folder into another folder:

1. Right-click on the folder or select the More Actions icon,and select Move To.
2. Select a destination folder.
3. Clickthe Move button, OR click-and-hold and drag the folder into another folder.

Note: You must have permission to edit the destination folder in order to place files and folders in it. When files and folders are moved to another folder, they inherit the permissions of the destination. Check out the Support Center for more on file and folder permissions when moving content in Google Drive.

Add files to a folder

To add a file to a folder:

1. Select the file in Google Drive by clicking on it once. To select more than one item at a time, hold down the Ctrl (Control) key and click on each item in Windows, or hold down the CMD (Command) key and click each item on Mac OS.
2. Click the More Actions icon that appears above your list of items or right-click on the file for the actions menu.
3. Select the destination folder.
4. Click Move.

When you are working with a file or Google document, spreadsheet, or presentation, you can add that item to a folder without having to go back to your Drive:

1. With the file open, click the Folder icon to the right of the file's title .
2. Click Organize.
3. Select the folder where you would like to move the file. Or you can create a new folder.
4. If you want to add a file to more than one folder, hold the Ctrl (control) key on Windows, or theCMD (command) key on Mac OS, and click to select multiple folders.

Note: In Google Drive, folders behave like labels in Gmail, allowing a file to be viewed in multiple folders while maintaining only one copy of it.

More options for adding files to a folder

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• In the Documents List, you can drag a file or files into a folder on the left-hand side navigation in the Drive window
• Alternatively, select one or more files or folders, click the More Actions icon, and click Move to; then select the folder where you want to move the file(s)
• You can also add files or folders to a folder by opening the folder and then creating the item; this will automatically place the item into that folder which will inherit the permissions of that folder

Note:If you remove a file from a shared folder, collaborators with access to the folder will no longersee or be able to access that item.

Customize your folder using color

A folder can be assigned a color to add a visual cue to your organization in Google Drive. Right-click on the folder or click the More Actions icon, select Change color and then pick a color from the selection.

Create a shared folder

Any folder can become a shared folder.

To share a folder with an individual or group:

1. Click My Drive in the navigation pane on the left of your Documents List and select the folder to share by clicking on it once. The name of the folder will become red.
2. Right-click on the folder.
3. Click Share… to access the Sharing settings.
4. In the Sharing settings window, under People, type the individual or group email addresses of anyone you would like to share the folder with.
5. To the right of the list of names, select Can edit or Can view from the drop-down menu.
6. Click Send to send collaborators an email with a link to your folder.

Note: If you would rather not notify people, click on Advanced in the bottom right of the screen. Another window will open up listing all collaborators,deselect the Notify people via email checkbox and hit Send. Collaborators will still be able to access the folder from their Documents List the next time they sign in by selecting the Incoming filter.

Shared folders will have a head and shoulders stamp on their folder icon.

Tip: Color code your shared folders to help you visually locate files that have been shared with you. Os 6 download.

Note: If the permissions on a shared folder are changed, all the subfolders and docs within the folder inherit the new permissions.

Access shared folders

The folders you share will appear in your Documents List under My Drive. Shared folders owned by others will display in the Incoming filter. You always have the option of adding Incoming folders and files to My Drive by right-clicking the item and selecting Add to My Drive .

Why add folders to My Drive? If you would like to sync files and folders shared with you to make them accessible and available when you work offline, those items must be listed in My Drive.

Add or remove documents from shared folders

To add items to your shared folders or folders shared with you:

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There are a few ways to add items to shared folders:

1. You can drag each doc or folder individually from your Google Drive Documents List to the destination folder.
2. You can also use the Move To… feature. To do this, highlight the document in your documents list by clicking on it, select the More Actions icon, then select Move To… from the menu list. Select the checkboxes next to the folder(s) you would like the document in.

   Note: Remember, you can select multiple folders by holding down the control (Windows) or command (Mac OS) keys.

3. You can select the Folder icon that appears at the top of the document, to the right of the document title as well. This opens a folder browser to select a destination folder.
4. Finally, you can import files directly to a folder during the upload process.

To learn more about uploading files and folders directly to your Document List, check out more in the Support Center. Google chrome version 74 free download.

To learn more about managing files on Google Drive, check out this video.

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Remove or delete a folder

You can remove shared folders from your Document List and delete folders from My Drive that you have created.

To remove or delete a folder:

1. In My Drive, select or right-click the folder you would like to remove or delete.
2. Click the Trash (Remove) icon .
3. The folder will be moved to Trash, along with all the items in that folder. If you have chosen to sync all items in My Drive, the folder will also be moved to your computer's trash or recycle bin.

Recover a folder from Trash

If you want to recover a folder, open Trash in the navigation pane on the left. From there, select the folder, and select Restore from the menu options above. The folder will be restored to your My folders list, and will contain any items that had been stored in the folder.

Delete Trash

1. Click Trash in the navigation pane on the left.
2. Click Empty Trash in the drop-down menu above to delete all of the items in it forever or select individual items and click Delete forever in the top-right corner.
3. Once the Trash is emptied, you will not be able undo it. However, your Google Apps administrator can restore Drive files that were deleted within the past 25 days.

Share files in Google Drive

To share a file with an individual or group:

1. Browse your Documents List and select the file or files you want to share by clicking on them. The title(s) will be highlighted in blue.
2. Right-click on the file and click or click on the Share icon in the menu bar located at the top-right corner of the Drive window.
3. Under People, type the individual or group email addresses of anyone you would like to share the file with.
4. To the right of the list of names, select Can edit or Can view from the drop-down menu.
5. Click Send to send collaborators an email with a link to your file.

Note: If you would rather not notify people via email, click on Advanced in the bottom right of the screen. Another window will open up listing all collaborators. Deselect the Notify people via email checkbox and click Send. Collaborators will still be able to access the file(s) from their Documents List the next time they sign in by selecting the Incoming filter.

Access shared files

The files you share will appear in your Documents List under My Drive. Shared files owned by others will display in the Incoming filter. You always have the option of adding Incoming files toMy Drive by right-clicking the item and selecting Add to My Drive or floating over the file and selecting the Add to My Drive icon that appears to the right.

Why add files to My Drive? If you would like to sync files shared with you, to make them accessible and available when you work offline, those items must be listed in My Drive.

Remove or delete a file

To remove or delete a file from My Drive:

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1. Locate the file you want to remove or delete.
2. Right-click the file and click the Trash (Remove) icon. You can left click once on the file and click the Trash (Remove) icon that appears in the menu bar at the top-left corner of the Drive window.
3. The file will be moved to Trash. If you have chosen to sync all items in My Drive, the file will also be moved to your computer's trash or recycle bin.

Note: If you are not the owner of the file, the item will be removed from the My Drive folder on the computer. You will still be able to access it in the Incoming category on Google Drive.

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Use filters to search for files and folders in Google Drive

1. Type your search terms in the search box.
2. Enter your search terms in the search box at the top of your Documents List, and click the Search button to search your Google Drive account.
3. After typing in your search terms, click the drop-down arrow next to the search button.
4. Choose a selection under Type, Visibility or Ownership to filter your items with options like PDF files, spreadsheets, and images.
5. Once you have selected your filters, click on the blue box that appears in the search box.