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just go to this address - http://plus.google.com/hangouts/_
or on chrome, click on the app launcher with ctrl pressed...
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I feel dumb. I found the answer about 5 minutes after posting this. Figured I post.
From the gmail chat interface you can expand the menu and click "try the new hangouts" option and your old gchat interface that you loved will be updated with all the new hangouts love.
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Yes it does. Logging into almost any of Google's properties will log you into all of them. The workings of this are covered in this similar question.
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Go to Gmail -->
Click on Settings wheel in upper right of screen -->
Click Settings in that menu -->
Choose the TAB called Accounts in the bar right under the word "Settings" -->
On right side of screen at level of "Send Mail As", choose "edit info"
Voila!
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As you already read from the google support pages:
at this time you can't change which domain is your primary domain.
You can't do it. So there is no way of "keeping" your free google apps plan if you insist on changing the primary domain. However, keeping the primary domain is not usually a problem if all you want to do is change the "Organization ...
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Use the Account Management option at the bottom of your Google account settings page (https://www.google.com/settings/account)
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Closest to priority is to sync only the folders where you have the files that need to be prioritized.
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Google has re-launched the google docs application as part of the google drive, which combines storage of email, photos and docs. Once you install the google drive app for your browser, the documents are editable exactly as they were in google docs. You will be given 15GB of space on Google Drive.
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On these pages you can find answers from Google Team:
https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/143031?hl=en&ref_topic=2665423
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMabEyrtPRg&t=2m13s
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The CAPTCHA & the warning may have appeared for an unrelated reason.
* is a valid wildcard character in Google Search (Try "Google * my life")
void* did show results for me (both while I was logged-in and out of my Google Account while I was searching.)
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Yes, you can store your Google files on your own computer by using Google Drive offline. See here: https://support.google.com/drive/bin/topic.py?hl=en&topic=1628465&parent=2811739&ctx=topic. Only caveat is that you have to use the Chrome browser or Chrome OS. Enabling offline use will download all the files to your computer so you can have ...
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Copy both unifiedlogin.dll and gsync32.dll from C:\Program Files\Google\Google Apps Sync to C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14 or Office15
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Google is unlikely to suggest a change of password because of a hacker "attempt", or lots of googlers would be changing perfectly good passwords. Someone actually used your real password, but was it you?
In my case the login was legitimate, but blocked due to a suspicious location reported for my iPhone's ip address (two states away) ...
I bought an ...
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Actual Answer: No.
Close but slightly off answer:
The closest thing to merging accounts at this time is linking multiple accounts. There is a nice article linked below, but the basic steps are:
Navigate to google.com/accounts and sign in with what you want to be your primary account
Personal Settings -> Multiple Sign-In -> save
At the top where your ...
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Using two-step authentication with the Google Authenticator app is kind of like using an RSA key or other security token for logging in. It adds an additional layer of security to your account, augmenting the "something you know" portion (password) with a "something you have" (cellphone) option as well. It is not required, but the use of this code makes it ...
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What is the advantage of Google forcing me to keep me cellphone on, working and with me at all times
The point being if your password is stolen/compromised, there's an additional step required before it can be accessed by the attacker.
keep me cellphone on, working and with me at all times
when I don't have my phone and I'll want to login
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Try turning off "Predict network actions".
settings>advance settings untick "predict network settings"
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@tsbarnes:
Apparently there is no back end to import directly OPML from GReader to Feedly from my initial research. You can check the blog and comments here: http://blog.feedly.com/feedlimport/.
They only want to import from a Google account not directly the OPML file.
The thing you could do is to create a new fake Google account, import your GReader data ...
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You have to remove your primary phone number, which will disable 2-step authentication. Then, using the authenticator app from your phone, re-set up the 2-step authentication without setting a primary phone number. You can then add your phone number as a backup if you wish.
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This is fine if you don't mind having all of your email combined into one inbox. Another way to do this is to just sign into one of your Google accounts, click on your profile photo then click "Add Account" and sign into the other account. You'll have them on two separate tabs but you'll be logged into both and can switch back and forth.
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The iOs Calendar client doesn't support availability-only calendars, that's why they are not listed on the Google Sync settings page.
Sorry!
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If you export your Google Reader feeds as OPML, when feedly finishes moving away from Google Reader as the backend you should be able to import that without having to share all that info.
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You can create multiple gmail or apps accounts for chrome. SO that when you want to access a different account, you simply click the icon on the top left corner and choose the account.
You can set that particular account to open specific tabs...
For example, my analytics is tied to my old gmail (long before apps), so when I open that chrome account, it ...
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Feedly is still your best bet, imo. If you don't want to disclose the information you listed, you're out of luck.
I now use Feedly constantly, and I think it's the best replacement so far.
fast
mobile apps
browser plugins + native
still syncs with GReader
once Google Reader is killed, Feedly promises to take over with their own Normandy system
looks great
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