

If you use Google Domains you can use its Synthetic records to get both your and top-level domain redirected as demonstrated in our full-screen video at 6:40. If your domain provider lets you redirect your naked domain to the subdomain address (e.g. These are the DNS records you need to add to make the custom URL point to your personal Google Site:Īdd a TXT record with a name/host/subdomain (whatever term your domain provider uses) of and the value/data/target use the text string copied from Google Search Console mentioned aboveĪdd a CNAME record with a name/host/subdomain of Add DNS Records with your domain provider Note: Content shared with you is not visible in Drive File Stream unless you add it as a shortcut first.2. Choose the folder in which you would like to add the shortcut.A shortcut is a link out to the original file or folder. Right click the files or folders and select Add shortcut to Drive.From Shared with me, click on the files or folders you want to add to My Drive.Files shared with a link that you have opened.In Shared with me in the left side menu in Google Drive, you can see the following: To see who has shared access to your My Drive content, right-click on the file and choose Share. Editing Access of Previously Shared Content Note: If you share with a non-Gmail email address, the person will only be able to view the file. You can also get a shareable link by right-clicking on the file and choosing Get Link (see My Drive Sharing and Permissions for more information).If you don’t want to notify them, uncheck Notify people. My Drive’s default behavior is to notify those the content has been shared with via email.To change the level of access others will have to the content, click on the Pencil on the right and choose from the appropriate option.Enter the names, email addresses, or Google Group name you would like to share the content with.

Right-click on the file(s) or folder(s).To learn about setting up and using Drive for Desktop, see Getting Started with Drive for Desktop. My Drive can be accessed via the web interface as well as from your desktop using Drive for Desktop. This allows you to create new folders, Google file formats, and to upload files and folders. New files and folders can be added to My Drive by clicking the button in Google Drive.

To learn more about the differences between the two, see Google Shared Drives and My Drive Differences.
