My clients like to work on shared documents in Google Docs. That’s fine, but my Internet connection can be spotty and it’s really frustrating to have my documents “go offline” and be unable to edit them. How can I enable offline access for Google Docs?
I sometimes get up in the middle of the night and catch up on email from work. Which produces embarrassing questions from colleagues about the time sent. Can I write email messages in Outlook or Gmail and then defer sending until later in the morning?
I find myself constantly sending links to Google Docs in my organization, and it’s tedious. I have to open Google Drive, find my docs, get the share link, and paste that into the email. Is there a smoother and easier way to accomplish this task in Gmail?
I’m collaborating with a couple of other students on an assignment and we’re using Google Docs. All good, except someone keeps changing my portion and breaking the grammar. Annoying. Is there a way to track changes in Google Docs so I can figure out the culprit?
Students send me homework assignments as Microsoft Word files, but I don’t have Word, I use Google Docs exclusively. Is there any way I can open up a Word doc on my Desktop within Google Docs within my Web browser? Running Chrome on Windows 10.
I ran out of space on Gmail and had to pay for a bigger disk space quota. This means I now have Google One, apparently, and there’s a way to invite others in my family to share that extra space? Cool. How do I set that up?
I’ve only recently noticed that after years of using Gmail, I’m actually running out of space. I got a warning that I won’t be able to send or receive email if I fill up my allotted space! Help! What can I do to fix it?
I use Google Drive quite a bit with colleagues and it’s inconvenient to have to use the Web interface for uploading, downloading, and generally managing our shared files. Is there some way to have Google Drive show up as just another folder or drive on my MacBook Air running MacOS 11?
