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Use for questions about using Google apps features that are specific for Google Workspace accounts. Google Workspace historically was named Google Apps, G Suite (aka Google Suite). Questions about administering services for corporate enviroments and those that require advanced specilized knowledge on email sytems, domain name services, required for professional systems administrators are off-topic. For those questions try Server Fault.
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Where can I host EXE files? [closed]
Where and how can I host an EXE file (basically an installer for our desktop product) for users to download (e.g. for trial)?
My company uses Google Apps for nearly everything (at least for now). We …
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