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Google Apps lets you use Google’s services but using your domain name, under your control. In fact it’s also known as Google Apps for Domains. Since most Google services are available in Google Apps I group them under that category. Features that are added to Google services are usually added to the corresponding Google Apps service after a few weeks.
In a recent post Import and Export Google Sites I described a way to move Google Sites using a program. Well it turns out there's an official, built-in way to do this. Copying a site within the same domain is easy, copying from one domain to another is another matter. Here's how to do it.
The recently mentioned Data Liberation Front has come up with a way to do something that was, until now, impossible. This is great news as it opens the door for: Site backups Copying of data from one site to another e.g. from a peronal Google Sites site to a ...
Recently a team of Google engineers calling themselves The Data Liberation Front set-up a website showing how to get your data in and out of as many different Google products as possible. They say that: Users should be able to control the data they store in any of Googles products. Our ...
Nicknames are alternate email addresses (AKA aliases) you can create for users if you'd like them to be able to receive mail at another address. Heres how to add a nickname to a users account:
One of the great thing about Gmail is that it lets you send emails as if they were from your non-Gmail addresses. There's just one problem, it adds the words "on behalf of" and displays your Gmail address in the "From" area. Of course this is one of the reasons to use Google Apps for Domains as it will let you send emails from your domain without adding any such text.
What happens if you have a second (or third) Gmail address (i.e. Google Account) that you don't often use? Well, after 90 days without use it'll be deleted. Here's what Google has to say:
