Google Drive is Google's challenge to Dropbox--a file storage system linked to your Google account and accessible via the Internet, so you can access your files from almost any device on-the-go. Drive is currently available for Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, iOS and Android. Users are given 5 gigabytes (5GB) of free cloud storage to start; additional storage can be purchased for a small fee.
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1.Sign into Google Drive with your Google account at http://drive.google.com. If you're a Gmail user, you can use your Gmail account to sign in.
2. Create a new file by clicking on Create on the left-hand-side of your screen. This is an extension of Google Docs
- Create a new folder by clicking on the gray folder icon above your list of Google Drive files. (It's diagonal from the "Create" button.
3.Upload files from your computer clicking on the Upload icon (located to the right of the "Create" button).
- The files that you have already uploaded to Google servers can be viewed in the center of the screen. The screen will show you many details, including its owner, its last modification, whether it has been shared with others, and file titles.
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