Do You Know Google Well? Find Out In The Technology Quiz

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Google Chrome is designed to work across multiple OS's (Microsoft, Apple, Linux, UNIX, etc). It is free of cost and you do not necessary need a Google account to download and use.

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You must have a Google account to use Google's various online tools like Google Docs.

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You may use a pre-existing Gmail account to sign into Google Docs but you may also create Google accounts using your institution's Web mail or other services like Yahoo, Hotmail, etc.

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The share settings are set to private on default when you first create a Google Doc. It is then up to the owner how they want to share the document after it is created though "Private with Web Link" is not one of the options.

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All of these files may be uploaded to Google Docs and edited. Even PDFs may be uploaded as Google Docs will convert the text into an editable format. This is one of the key advantages of using Google Docs.

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If you decide you want to use an older revision it will simply save any changes to the old revision as the new revision. This will not affect any of the revisions you may have made after the older revision you have just modified.

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Google Docs is a form of SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) cloud computing. It offers software (in this case a Microsoft Office style application) and is provided over the Internet by Google. It eliminates the need to install this software on a local computer. PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service) is a developer's tool to create customizable applications over the Internet. IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service) provides companies resources (servers, networking,) without the company having to buy the equipment themselves. MaaS is not a type of cloud computing.