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G Suite for Business Round-up: 22 September 2020

Quite a few items of interest this week primarily centred around the end user experience. A few announcements from Google regarding Google Meet that will be very popular I’m sure, along with articles around improving productivity. Only the one article for Administrators on Google introducing a 30 day deletion policy for Google Drive – and […]

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Chapter 5b – Copying a note in Google Keep

I love the ability to copy a note – I’ve set up a number of notes which act as templates (like packing lists which I talk about in Chapter 6) and when I need to use one I just copy it for my next trip or requirement. It’s extremely quick and easy to do (which […]

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Chapter 5a – Displaying and moving Google Keep notes

Continuing the Google Keep journey with Chapter 5a (ooh, exciting that means there’s going to be at least a Chapter 5b – I personally can’t wait) – a quick look at how to display Google Keep notes and how to move them within that display.