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How to Use Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Drive Offline.
Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Drive all keep working without an internet connection once you enable offline access in Chrome. Set it up before you travel and you can read email, check your schedule, and edit documents anywhere. Here is how, app by app.
How to get Google Calendar to email your Daily Agenda
Google Calendar can email you a Daily Agenda at 5am every morning, so you see your whole day before it starts. The setting takes under a minute to switch on. This short guide shows you exactly where it lives under Other Notifications and how to turn it on.
Create Meeting Notes For Your Calendar Events
Google Calendar can create a pre-formatted notes document for any meeting: open the event and click Take Meeting Notes. The Google Doc links itself to the event and shares with attendees. Here is how to use it so every meeting has notes people can find.
Did you know? You can add travel times to events in Google Calendar.
Google Calendar can block out travel time around any event: click the location, get directions, and add the journey to your calendar. No more back-to-back bookings you cannot physically make. Here is the step-by-step way to build travel time into your day.
