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Gmail

Anonymous — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 17:22:05 CDT

A Webmail Experiment

How can Google Mail (Gmail) make email better? Let us count the ways!

First, has your free email provider ever had the nerve to shut down your inbox because you’ve run out of your allotted space? Gmail gives you over 6 gigabytes of storage space, and that amount grows every second. You’ll never have to delete anything (unless you want to), and sending/receiving big files like picture files is a breeze.

Second, your inbox is searchable with Google’s powerful search feature, so you never have to organize your mail into folders ever again. Looking for that email about the Rolling Stones? Just search your inbox. There it is!

The problem is that some people actually enjoy sorting and organizing their mail. Google won’t let you. Imagine if your mother refused to let you clean your room because she knew you could find everything with it messy—so why clean it? Um, so it’s clean?

Want Gmail? Sure you do. How do you sign up? Well, you can’t. Initially you had to be invited by someone who already had it (which is still one way to get a Gmail account). Alternatively, you can now sign up for an account but you have to have a mobile phone to verify you account. Why all these hoops to jump through? No one knows. Maybe so you value it more. I suppose that maybe it helps keep spammers and bots away. I know I don't mind a few extra hoops if it helps keep the riffraff out!

Gmail now offers Google Talk, an instant-messenger client that lets you chat with other Gmail users. Voice features have also been added to Google Talk, so you can use it like the Voice over IP service Skype, too.

Gmail features of note:

Flexible email addresses

One secret Gmail trick is your email address is pretty flexible. Most people register their address as .@gmail.com, but Gmail will also recognize that name without the dot between and . Also, Gmail addresses are not case-sensitive. But here’s the real good bit: you can add a + sign to your email address, as in .+@gmail.com, and Gmail will route that message into a filter that you set up based on the keyword. So if you are having a party and want your guests to RSVP, you could have them reply to George.Bush+yes@gmail.com or George.Bush+no@gmail.com and Gmail will sort them for you once you set the filters to sort by address. Simple!

A VERY important feature is that you can also use a pre-existing email address to send and receive from your Gmail account. For example, if you already have your own domain, and thus want to keep your current address, yourname@yourdomain.com, you can just set that up to forward to your Gmail account, and you can set Gmail to show that address whe sending. That way all mail sent from your Gmail account still shows as coming from yourname@yourdomain.com. You get all the cool features of Gmail, and still get to keep your own custom domain address!

Taking notes

Sometimes you want to remind yourself of something, or send yourself a picture or a URL. It’s easy enough to email it to yourself, but with a little tweaking, you can mail notes to yourself and Gmail will file them for you. First, create a contact with a name of "Notes" and an email address of username+Notes@gmail.com. Then, create a new label called "Notes." Create a filter to add the "Notes" label to any email addressed to "username+Notes@gmail.com". Also, check the "Skip the Inbox (Archive it)" checkbox. When you email a note to Gmail from another email account, the note will bypass your inbox and go straight to your Notes label, nice and neat—and it’s all completely searchable, too.

In-network emailing

If you’re emailing someone else with a Gmail account, you don’t have to use @gmail.com when you address the email. Just type the person’s Gmail username and that’s it!

Gmail archive

Some mail clients let you create folders so you can organize your email away from your inbox. You’ve got a file for school, a file for work, a file for family, etc. But with Gmail and its Google-powered search feature, you don’t need to organize anything. Just search for “Mom” and all emails regarding Mom, whether they were to Mom or about Mom will pop up. But you don’t want every email sitting in your Inbox, either. Just click the Archive button (either at the top of your Inbox or inside the message) and the message will leave your Inbox. The email is still searchable and retrievable, but you don’t have to look at it every time you log in.

Conversations

One of the strongest features of Gmail is its ability to string emails together on a related subject, mostly due to back-and-forth replies with the same subject line. It’s a handy feature, but its use could result in some unintended consequences. One caution: When you are inside one of these conversation threads and initiate a Gmail action like “Move to Trash,” “Mark as Read,” “Delete Forever,” or “Report as Spam,” the action will affect all messages contained in that conversation. To affect only the most recent message, click More Options—there you can manage the single message instead of the whole conversation.

Sent mail

It’s worth noting that any mail you send from Gmail gets saved. So don’t send the ransom note with Gmail. You can view your sent mail in the All Mail and Sent Mail views. Google saves your mail because Google believes that the world will be better off if you can save more of your mail. If we are forced to delete mail to make room for new mail, we lose a part of ourselves, a part of history, a part of the evidence in your impending court case …

Advanced search

Just like the rest of Google, Gmail has a muscular search feature. How powerful is the search? Stronger than you think. Just like in Google’s search there are a number of advanced search terms that you can use to focus Gmail’s search results. Here’s a partial list:

From: from:Dad
To: to:Stacey
Subject: subject:homework
OR subject:dinner OR subject:lunch
has:attachment from:joe has:attachment
in:trash in:trash from:mary subject:groceries
after: before: after:2005/11/25 before:2005/12/14

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Google Calendar

eeb — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 17:16:47 CST

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Google Calendar solves many problems at once. Recognizing that calendars are more than just private scheduling devices for work or home, Google has created a flexible, sharable online calendar with scads of options to keep you and your crew (family, co-workers, teammates, etc.) all on the same page.

Integrated with Gmail, the calendar functionality will recognize events in your email and prompt you to add them to your schedule. You can import events from other applications like Yahoo! Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, and Apple’s iCal, and then share those events with the people you invite to see your agenda.

You can also send invitations, get RSVPs, and have visitors post comments to upcoming events. Google will even remind you when your next game, next meeting, or next birthday is around the corner.

Some Google Calendar Tips:

Keyboard shortcuts

If you want to feel like a pro on any application, the first step is nailing the keyboard shortcuts—so you don’t just feel like a pro, you look like one, too. Here are a few shortcuts for Google Calendar:

P Previous date range
N Next date range
T Move to Today
M Month View
Q Quick Add
X Customized View

Multiple Calendars

You can make multiple calendars (for example you might want separate calendars for "work", "personal", "birthdays", and "Evil Plans for Global Domination") which you can then use check boxes to show or hide them on your calendar display. Two important things to note, however, are that the first calendar you create will be your "Primary" calendar. At this time, there is no way to change which calendar is your "Primary" calendar, and you can only set reminders on the "Primary" calendar.

If you create an item on your "Primary" calendar, the reminder options will be there. "So", you might think to yourself, "I'll just set the reminder, and then switch which calendar it's on!" I'm afraid your wily ways will not fool Google. When you save the event, the reminder will go away. If you re-open that event you will now see that "Reminder" does not show under the event options.

Customized view

Google, like any calendar program, offers day, week, and month views of your schedule. But since Google always must have the next best thing, they’ve introduced Customized View, which you can set as Next 4 Days to Next 4 Weeks to anything else – and the X shortcut will get you there immediately.

Reminders as text messages

One of Google Calendar’s greatest features is its interface with your mobile phone. Go into Settings > Notifications to verify your cell number, and Google will send you a text message alerting you to your next appointment.

Mobile agenda

Once Google has validated your phone number and linked it to your Google account, you can text message DAY to 48368, and Google Calendar will text you back your full day’s agenda with name, time, and location information.

Mac users

Google Calendar is about 50% compliant with Mac. For instance, Calendar will work fine on IE or Firefox on a Mac, but forget about it with Safari. Also, exchanging information between Google Calendar and Mac’s iCal works okay—you can broadcast and receive calendars from both apps to both apps. However, these transferred calendars are read-only, so they don’t perfectly sync. You can pull information from one to the other, but they don’t talk back and forth freely.

See also:

Froogle

Anonymous — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 15:03:09 CST

NOTE: Froogle is not called Google Product Search

Leveling the Playing Field

Do you use Froogle to buy or sell products? Click EasyEdit to add your tips and tricks to the list below.

Froogle is the ultimate shopping catalog, combining everything for sale on the internet in one place.

Type in a product and Froogle will display all the results with a photo of the product and a price. Then, sort by relevance or price. Find the lowest price on golf clubs on the net, or the most pricey diamond ring.

Still miss your old, trusty catalogs? Google Catalogs lets you search a mountain of U.S. mail-order product catalogs.

But Froogle isn’t just for frugal shoppers—it’s for sellers, too. Google is trying to take on sites like eBay that offer easy-to-use services for sellers of the products that inventory the site. If you are setting up an online business that trades in merchandise, Google has made it easy to push that information into Froogle, instead of waiting around for Google to pull it into its index.

Tips for setting yourself up as a Froogle seller:

Setting up a product feed

All you need to do is feed a spreadsheet or text file containing your product information to Google, and the engine will do the rest. You can update your product feed as often as you like, up to once a day. Froogle offers two separate product feeds, one for basic retailers, and an advanced option if you are dealing in high volume (e.g. thousands of video or book titles).

Basic product feed instructions

Advanced product feed instructions

Seller guidelines

Like Google’s search engine, Froogle doesn’t play around with people it thinks are cheating the system. Screw up once, and you are out the door. Here are a few rules you must play by as a Google seller:

Direct U.S. online sales only are acceptable.
Affiliate sites are not acceptable.
Direct shipping to the customer is required.
Sales must be in U.S. dollars only.
The dollar sign ($) must appear once only per page.
Specify the product name and the price together.

Product feed optimization

Once you’re started with Froogle, your next goal is to increase your page rank on the search results of Froogle. You want your product on top to maximize the number of click-throughs you will get from buyers. For instance:

Include all relevant product information in your data feed, like the product’s brand name or ISBN. Keep in mind that the information in your data feed must match the information on your product web page. Your product feed is only for Google, not for the users and buyers.

Keep your descriptions as informative but brief as possible. Forty to sixty words is the ideal for generating a good keyword relevancy factor.

Write product names that use general terms: the brand name, model, manufacturer, and product type. Think about how potential buyers and Google users will search for your products when labeling them in your product feed file.

Visit the Froogle Merchant Center to find answers to product feed problems.

Image optimization

The most important part of your product information is the companion image file. A good, relevant image will increase your click-throughs and therefore your chances of selling the items. Here are some important tips:

First and foremost, you need to make your image folders spiderable. Google’s spiders are digging through billions of web pages all the time. Some have decided they don’t like this, and have put robots.txt files into their image folders to prevent spidering. Keeping Froogle from capturing your images only hurts your business and reduces your click-throughs.

Name your image files with short, relevant names that identify your product. Establish a naming convention so that all your products follow the same model, like gonewiththewind.gif or golfclubs.gif.

Froogle does not accept images 90x90 pixels or smaller. If you don’t have a bigger one, then don’t send it. Send Google your full-sized image from your website in your product feed and Froogle will resize it for you. Now that’s service!

Website optimization

While Froogle works with your product feed, like the rest of Google, Froogle is also constantly searching your Web site for information, even cross-referencing that information with your product feed, which is why your primary website and product feed need to be as identical as possible. Tweaking your site could improve your Froogle results and product ranking within Froogle. For instance:

Your web page should be laid out in HTML. Keeping your product information within Java or Flash will make it difficult for Google spiders to find it.

If you are using tables on your site, put your product image, title, description and price into one cell or as few cells as possible.

Include your “add to cart” button (or other purchase indicator) within the same table as your price and product image.

The “$” sign (dollar sign) should appear and may be of greater value if it is bold and set in a larger font size.

Keep the title and description listed on your product web page identical to the one listed in your Froogle data feed.

Add an uninterrupted 25–28 word sentence for your description that includes your keyword and is meaningful to readers.

Place the product description directly underneath the product title and, if possible, within the same cell as the title, price, and image.

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Google photos

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Anonymous — Thu, 08 Nov 2007 21:12:09 CST

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Have any friends who keep telling you that you can’t find everything you need on the internet? That real information is still kept in things called books? Tell those friends to shut up. No really, they need to shut up.

Google Books has scanned every page of every book from the New York Public Library, the universities of Michigan, Harvard, Stanford and Oxford and compiled them into their Google Book Search, formerly called Google Print.

Now when you search for “Jane Austen,” you won’t just get results based on a few college students who have posted their term papers on familial tensions in Pride and Prejudice, but you’ll get their bibliographical sources, too.

Book results will display your search request in the context of the books, with a few pages to get you hooked. If the book is copyrighted material, you will have to go to the library or a bookstore to read the whole thing. Books that have fallen into the public domain, or books whose publishers have waived copyright, can be read from cover to cover.

A few tips for searching Google Books:

Full-text only

Do you want to only search for books that you can see from first page to last? Right under the search window on Google Books, you can check either “All Books” (default) or “Full Text Books.”

Search by author

So you want to find all the plays and poems of Williams Shakespeare? Searching Google Books for “inauthor:Shakespeare” will limit the results to just that. If you need to search for both first and last name of an author, like Raymond Chandler, your search should look like this: “inauthor:Raymond inauthor:Chandler”

Search by title

There’s been so much written about gardening, so how do you narrow your search to your topic of interest? Try “intitle:orchid”

Search by date

Only interested in books published in the nineteenth century about cotton? Try “cotton date:1800-1900”

Google Scholar

Go even deeper with Google Scholar, which searches peer-reviewed papers, theses, books, abstracts, and articles, from academic publishers, professional societies, preprint repositories, universities and other scholarly organizations—most notably the JSTOR archive, a digital database of over 800 scholarly journals, covering arts, business, science, and math.

Google Scholar will let you see glimpses of your JSTOR results, but like Google Books, you’ll need to go to a library with a JSTOR subscription to get the full text of the articles Google Scholar found for you.

Click EasyEdit to add your own tips for scouring Google Books and Google Scholar.

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Image Search

Anonymous — Wed, 13 Jun 2007 11:35:23 CDT

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Several search engines offer image search these days, but Google Image Search claims to be the biggest, with billions of images indexed and ready to search. Ther best website around is www.spaceweb.wetpaint.com

Click the "See full-size image" link for any image result to see the image isolated from its web context at full size. Click on the page URL to exit image-search mode and see the full source website.

Using Advanced Search options, you can sort by file size, color scale, file type, or domain. Following are some image search tips.

Have other fun ideas for using Google image search? Click the EasyEdit button above and add them below.

Video search

Sites like Youtube.com and alltheweb.com have free video search, but Google got snagged by the copyright net. Being the biggest kid on the block has made Google more vulnerable to copyright lawsuits, so even though Google offers the biggest video index on the web, do you want to pay for that episode of CSI? Like Google Book, Google Video will give you a taste, but then you have to pay.

Adult image search

Image results not dirty enough? Turn off the mature content filter feature and make sure no one else is looking. Don’t do this at work!

Random image generator

Google Random Image is a nifty little javascript feature that scans the html of the page it is on and then finds matching images on Google Image Search to display. This way you can always have a fresh image on your site/blog. If you’re blogging about butterflies, for instance, this little application will display a fresh butterfly image every 60 seconds. Get the code here.

Montage-a-Google

Someone has built an applet that will search Google Images and return results in a Flash-based screen filled with your image search requests as a montage. Want a page filled with puppies? Or a wall of George W. Bushes? Visit the site and start montaging!

Find inspiration at Flickr.

Guess-the-Google

Based on the Google Montage applet, Guess-the-Google randomly generates a montage and then you have to guess what search term created it. Fun! Give it a try.

Google Gender Finder

The Tricks of the Trade blog has a great use for Google Image Search. Are you emailing with someone who has a foreign name, and you don’t know if that person is male or female? Type the person's first name into Google Image and see what pops up.

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Google News

wetpaint — Thu, 31 May 2007 19:39:58 CDT

Google News was meant to present news devoid of editorial or reporting bias by eliminating altogether any human decision-making in what news stories get posted. This ambitious and noble mission has changed the face of news in a number of ways, but it is worth noting that bias still exists in the sense that the news results are drawn from a finite set of news sources included in the search index.

Have some great tips for using Google News? Click EasyEdit to add them below.

Customized News Page

Google News unveiled a customizable news page, allowing users to design unique pages to view content most important to them. Want up-to-the-minute news on international and sports news but don’t care about business? Easy. The customizable news feature is making its way into traditional media, with the New York Times’ website’s “My Times,” which offers the same service.

Google News Map

Designed by a Google News user, the Google News Map displays Google News headlines on a world map, presenting stories on the appropriate continents.

Google Alerts

Register at google.com/alerts to receive emails as soon as a phrase you specify shows up on Google News (works for regular Google pages, too). Be the first to know about stories and topics that interest you -- including items about you.

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Undocumented Google - Recently Updated Pages

Your Website and Google

Gmail

A Webmail Experiment

Flexible email addresses

Taking notes

In-network emailing

Gmail archive

Conversations

Sent mail

Advanced search

iCarly.com

Fun With Google

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Meeting Room Schedule

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iraq fish organization

safe search is now off

Google Calendar

mice nice nice nice Simplify, Organize, Relax

Keyboard shortcuts

Multiple Calendars

Customized view

Reminders as text messages

Mobile agenda

Mac users

Froogle

Leveling the Playing Field

Setting up a product feed

Seller guidelines

Product feed optimization

Image optimization

Website optimization

Google photos

FaLcOnS♥

Love Life

Google Book Search

Luddites Beware!

Full-text only

Search by author

Search by title

Search by date

Google Scholar

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Come Join Me for an Event

Celebrating Something Big

Please RSVP!

Driving Directions

Image Search

Picture This

Video search

Adult image search

Random image generator

Montage-a-Google

Guess-the-Google

Google Gender Finder

Google News

Customized News Page

Google News Map

Google Alerts