You can save files for offline use if needed. You will need to choose which files you want for offline for the first time while connected to the internet. Files saved for offline use will create a local copy of that file on your computer so you are able to access and edit it at any time. If you do not have the internet while editing one of these files, it will not sync those edits to your Drive until internet access is restored.
Google Apps. Page tree. Browse pages. A t tachments 0 Page History People who can view. In Google Drive, select the files or folders that you want to download. Click on the three-dot icon at the top. Select Download from the menu. Google Drive is an application that allows you to access all of your Google Drive files on demand, directly from your computer without having to synchronize your entire drive or shared drive saving storage space on your device. With Google Drive, your files are stored on the cloud instead of your computer and any changes you make are automatically synchronized with the cloud for quick easy access from any device that supports Google Drive including mobile phones, tablets, other computers, or the web.
If you have a university-provided computer, Google Drive should already be installed. If it's not installed or to install for your personal Mac or PC, follow the instructions below. Follow the on-screen instructions. Select Allow on the permissions prompt.
If yes then, go to the step 2. If no then, skip the step 2 and follow the step 3. In the following pop-up window, click Save File. Make sure you are connected to the internet. Click 'Google Drive' icon on your computer. If you are using Mac, then you will see the icon located in the menu bar at the top right of your desktop screen.
If you are using PC, then you will see the icon located in the task bar in the bottom right of your desktop screen. Click '3 vertical dots' icon located at the top right corner the screen. Select 'Preferences' option.
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