December 9, 2009
Export All Your Google Documents in 3 Steps
Google made it easier to export all your documents, spreadsheets, presentations and PDFs from Google Docs:
1. right-click on one of the files from the docs list and select "Export"
2. check "export all your files (up to 2 GB)" and click on "Continue"
3. wait until the files are archived or click on "Email when ready"
While this is a great way to backup all your files, an application that synchronizes your documents would be more useful.
{ via Google Docs Blog }
1. right-click on one of the files from the docs list and select "Export"
2. check "export all your files (up to 2 GB)" and click on "Continue"
3. wait until the files are archived or click on "Email when ready"
While this is a great way to backup all your files, an application that synchronizes your documents would be more useful.
{ via Google Docs Blog }
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6 comments:
When will Google buy DropBox or something equivalent?
Reply Delete(I know, the day they add pdf upload by mail.)
Hasn't this been there for a month or two now?
Reply DeleteDropbox supports more files - e.g. .ai files. Google does not!
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Good start but rather clumsy setup. Selecting ONE file to export all of them doesn't make sense. There should be an export/backup button setup exactly for this purpose. Also, without an automated system which backs-up files daily I'm hesitant to recommend Google Docs be used across our entire company.
Reply DeleteGreat idea, but it is a clumsy setup. I haven't heard anything about GDrive lately, or is this Chrome OS?
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