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Install the AliceKeeler AnyoneCanView Chrome extension to make it easy to confidently share a link to a Google Doc, Sheets, or Slides. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) 
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The awesome Sylvia Duckworth (@sylviaduckworth) has been sharing these great sketchnotes. She has given me permission to share her latest on on sharing permissions for Google Docs. Sharing Permissi... Via Pippa Davies @PippaDavies
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The Internet is full of people sharing interesting things all day. From liking pictures on Facebook to retweeting cool articles, sharing is something everyone enjoys doing in one way or another. Yet receiving likes and retweets can seem impossible. Via Michael Q Todd
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A small update from Google has made it easier to view the sharing settings on shared Google Drive folders.
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With the Sibelius Scorch web plug-in having been updated for modern browsers last year, the ability to share Sibelius files online is seeing renewed interest. But how can one go about it while taking advantage of cloud storage like Google Drive?
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Send large files to your friends without any hassle. There are a wide variety of file sharing sites that make it possible for you to send any file to anyone else without having to create a user account. If you’ve got a file to share, and email simply isn’t cutting it, you’ve found the right list.
That’s why I highly recommend you check out 3 superb ways to share files. This service outlines Crate, ge.tt, and min.us, three great ways to share files. It’s also worth reading our unofficial Dropbox manual, if you want to do some serious file sharing.
If that file sharing site doesn’t cut it though, keep reading to discover some more great tools for the job. All of these programs don’t require registration, work on any Internet-connected computer regardless of operating system, and need only a browser to function properly. Best of all: they’re free.
Read more: http://bit.ly/M0lG77 Via Martin Gysler
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