Beginner's Guide to Google Drive for Mac - Backup and Sync Tutorial

[aninekruger]

I love your voice!! :-) Really easy to listen to, clear, calm, and professional. Thanks for a great video!

[lotusflower]

Absolutely a great tutorial I will watch all of your tutorials, thanks

[JL]

This is fantastic. Thank you! It took me forever trying to figure this out, your video was super helpful!

[ripmichael]

Very clear and concise instructions. Very helpful. Thank you!

[jbro]

Excellent, highly professional presentation. Very helpful. Thanks so much for sharing your know how.

[sandradelatorre]

Very useful, as it was my first time using Mac and Google Drive

[lyndaperry]

I am impressed with your clear instructions, thank you, I have subscribed, I have so much to learn...

[IynkaranMahadevan]

well presented in a simple and easy to follow steps. Thank you

[johnrupple]

Excellent video. Very well done and helpful. Thank you.

[RVingLiveTheDream]

Great video! Step by step. Thank you for sharing.

[aliabdullah]

Thanks for your tutorial. I wonder if the Google Drive app takes space on a hard disk on the computer. For example, I have a 160 GB folder on Google Drive. Is 160 GB transfer to the hard disk as soon as I activated the app on the computer? Thanks again!

[sublime_tv]

Thank you for this simple guide. I have a couple questions:
1. Can we sync screenshots to our drive, like DropBox.
2. If we download Backup and Sync is there a way we can have a shortcut on the desktop and/or dock?

[marinierca]

Thank you!!!! You solved my problems!!!

[kamaldeepsingh]

saved my life by showing this, love google.

[kidrio]

The way I'd like to use the Google Drive Sync feature is as follows: I use dedicated story telling software. I write primarily on my Mac desktop. When I travel, I use my laptop. When I open my dedicated story telling software on the laptop away from home, can I just go to my Google Drive, find my sync folder (where I've synced all my story telling software files), find the file I'm working on, and get to work, picking up where I left off at home? And when I return home and to my desktop, can I just go to my Google Drive, find my sync folder and continue? Thank you!

[utlc]

Great job, I loved the way you presented. I learned a lot. Thanks

[awsomekai.awsomekai]

Thank you for saving me a lot of trouble

[aka]

Start the video at around the 10 minute mark to learn about the back up and sync feature if you are already familiar with how to use Google Drive.

[davidtopp]

Liked your tutorial on backup & sync. Would you offer me some additional information concerning security. If you add the files to folders in Mac Finder, are they just always open, or can they be protected by signing out of Google Drive. From what I have read online about Google Sheets, is that the files cannot be password protected.

[andbd]

clear and precise presentation. Thank you.