G Suite For Dummies. Paul McFedries

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      1 Chapter 1TABLE 1-1 The G Suite AppsTABLE 1-2 The G Suite Mobile Apps

      2 Chapter 6TABLE 6-1 Font Formatting via Menu and KeyboardTABLE 6-2 Font Formatting from the ToolbarTABLE 6-3 Paragraph Alignment in DocsTABLE 6-4 Left-Indent Paragraphs in Docs

      3 Chapter 8TABLE 8-1 Examples of Date Serial NumbersTABLE 8-2 Examples of Time Serial NumbersTABLE 8-3 Date and Time Formats in SheetsTABLE 8-4 Sheets Navigation KeysTABLE 8-5 Moving the Active Cell within a SelectionTABLE 8-6 Font Formatting via Menu and KeyboardTABLE 8-7 Font Formatting from the ToolbarTABLE 8-8 Aligning Cells in SheetsTABLE 8-9 Applying Numeric, Date, and Time Formats

      4 Chapter 9TABLE 9-1 Sheets Arithmetic OperatorsTABLE 9-2 Sheets Comparison OperatorsTABLE 9-3 The Elements of a Sheets Chart

      5 Chapter 10TABLE 10-1 Keyboard Shortcuts for Working with Slide BulletsTABLE 10-2 Font Formatting via Menu and KeyboardTABLE 10-3 Font Formatting from the ToolbarTABLE 10-4 Aligning Paragraphs in SlidesTABLE 10-5 Slide Show Keyboard Navigation Techniques

      6 Chapter 14TABLE 14-1 GIPHY Bot Commands

      1 Chapter 1FIGURE 1-1: Gmail: G Suite's email app.FIGURE 1-2: Calendar: G Suite's scheduling app.FIGURE 1-3: Contacts: G Suite's contact management app.FIGURE 1-4: A Docs file, with several people editing.

      2 Chapter 2FIGURE 2-1: Gmail, your G Suite email home.FIGURE 2-2: The Gmail inbox.FIGURE 2-3: You cobble together an email message in the New Message window.FIGURE 2-4: Click Formatting Options to spruce up your message text.FIGURE 2-5: A file, attached to a message.FIGURE 2-6: Use the Signature setting to create a signature that says “you.”FIGURE 2-7: Use the Schedule Send dialog box to tell Gmail when you want it to ...FIGURE 2-8: Right after you send a message, you can change your mind by clickin...FIGURE 2-9: The inbox with a few messages received.FIGURE 2-10: Click a message to open it and see what it says.FIGURE 2-11: The reading pane, positioned below the inbox message list.FIGURE 2-12: You see a toolbar similar to this one when you view an attached fi...FIGURE 2-13: Hover the mouse pointer over the thumbnail to see the icons shown ...FIGURE 2-14: Use the Out-of-Office AutoReply setting to create a vacation respo...FIGURE 2-15: Commands you can run to move the selected message out of the inbox...FIGURE 2-16: Click Labels and then select the label (or labels) you want to app...FIGURE 2-17: Use the New Label dialog box to create a custom label for your mes...FIGURE 2-18: Select Nest Label Under and then select the parent label.FIGURE 2-19: Click More in the label list to see all your labels.FIGURE 2-20: Use the Snooze Until options to set an end time for the conversati...FIGURE 2-21: When you enter search text into the Search Mail text box, Gmail di...FIGURE 2-22: Click Show Search Options to use this dialog box for more targeted...FIGURE 2-23: Use this dialog box to tell Gmail which actions to perform on inco...

      3 Chapter 3FIGURE 3-1: Calendar: your G Suite scheduling assistant.FIGURE 3-2: In Date Navigator, use the Previous Month and Next Month arrows to ...FIGURE 3-3: Use the view navigation controls to navigate the current view.FIGURE 3-4: Click-and-drag down in the Events area to specify the event's start...FIGURE 3-5: The dialog box for a basic event, with the starting and ending date...FIGURE 3-6: As you type a name in the Location text box, Calendar displays a li...FIGURE 3-7: Click an event to see the event's summary.FIGURE 3-8: Calendar offers several default repeat intervals.FIGURE 3-9: Use the Custom СКАЧАТЬ