Learn how to set up filters in Gmail to better organize your email. Narrator Ian Lamont is the founder of i30 Media Corporation, publisher of GOOGLE DRIVE & DOCS IN 30 MINUTES.
Learn how to hide the bookmarks bar in Google Chrome for Windows or macOS. Narrator Ian Lamont is the founder of i30 Media Corporation, publisher of GOOGLE DRIVE & DOCS IN 30 MINUTES.
Sometimes, the formatting doesn’t quite match up but generally going from Google Slides to PowerPoint most things look about right. Going the other way, PowerPoint to Google Slides it is not always so good because PowerPoint frankly has better formatting.
How to recover a deleted file in the Google Drive iOS app if it is less than 30 days old. Narrator Ian Lamont is the founder of i30 Media Corporation, publisher of IN 30 MINUTES cheat sheets & guides.
Find specific stored files in Google Drive by the person who contributed to it. Narrator Ian Lamont is the founder of i30 Media Corporation, publisher of IN 30 MINUTES cheat sheets & guides.
Quickly create a resume from a Google Docs template in the iPhone app. Narrator Ian Lamont is the founder of i30 Media Corporation, publisher of IN 30 MINUTES cheat sheets & guides.
Learn how to clear formatting in Docs. Narrator Ian Lamont is the founder of i30 Media Corporation, publisher of the GOOGLE DOCS CHEAT SHEET.
Learn how to create a Microsoft Word .docx file from Google Docs. Narrator Ian Lamont is the founder of i30 Media Corporation, publisher of IN 30 MINUTES cheat sheets & guides.
Learn how to quickly change fonts in Google Docs. Narrator Ian Lamont is the founder of i30 Media Corporation, publisher of the GOOGLE DOCS CHEAT SHEET.
Jack Reidy wrote the following review on the Retired Guy blog for Google Drive & Docs In 30 Minutes:
The full title is Google Drive & Docs In 30 Minutes: The unofficial guide to Google Drive, Docs, Sheets & Slides by Ian Lamont. I think this is an excellent introductory guide and reference book.
I’ve used Google Drive a little bit, especially Google Docs and I find 30 minutes to be overly optimistic. In 30 minutes you can enjoy the author’s overview which I found helpful and well done.
The explanations on using the various applications and how they fit together are also very helpful but I think being able to do a good job with any of them would require much more than 30 minutes. He is very clear that these are free applications and someone may need a more polished product for presentations.
But there is much that can be done and done well with these free tools.
They may be more than adequate for many purposes. And why pay when free does the job? Many of us learn by trial and error and that takes time. Quite often a good reference is well worth the price.
The reviewer received an ARC review copy in return for their honest review. You can see the blog post here.