Google Apps Toolbox is a collection of tools which could be used to debug 'Google Apps'. Most of the tools provided on this website do not require users to authenticate, but a few which require user data access may prompt for oauth credentials.

Google help for getting started with Picasa Web Albums

Sharing folders is an easy way to quickly share multiple files with a collaborator. As soon as you share a folder with someone, they'll be able to access any Google Docs, files, or folders within that folder.

Docs you create and files you upload have some limits built in.

A sparkline is good for displaying and comparing one or more categories of data, and is often used to display data across a time period. It's similar to a line chart, but displays data lines on separate axes stacked on top of each other.

All of your uploaded videos can be found when you filter your Documents List to Videos using the drop-down arrow in the search box. You'll see thumbnails of your files -- small images that can help you see all of your content without having to click each file.

How to use text in drawings There are three ways to use text in your drawings:

In Google Docs, we take your uploaded images or PDF files, scan the file, and use computer algorithms to convert the file into a Google document.

Converting a file to Google Docs format allows you to edit, collaborate on, and share a doc online. You can decide to convert a file to Google Docs while you upload it or after uploading it:

Are you an administrative assistant or coordinator? Here's how to set up delegation for your manager's calendar or inbox, create events for large groups, and more.

Using, joining, creating, and sharing content with groups Google Groups is a feature of Google Apps that makes it easy to communicate and collaborate with groups of people-such as project teams, departments, office locations, and special-interest groups. A group is like a mailing list: It contains the email addresses of its members, but also has its own address.