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    • New themes added to Google forms

    Released on 5/20/2010

    Some 24 new themes have been added to Google forms for subjects such as weddings, book reports, contact forms and parties.

    Editions included:
    Standard, Premier, Education, Team and Partner Editions

    Languages included:
    All languages supported by Google forms

    How to access what’s new:
    In your Google Docs list, select ‘Create new’, then the ‘Form’ option. When editing the new form, click the ‘Theme’ button at the top to see all the themes available.

    For more information:
    http://googledocs.blogspot.com/2010/05/new-themes-in-google-forms.html

    Filed under: regular by Neil Rutherfoord

    Faster find and more in new Google documents editor

    Released on 5/26/2010

    New features in new Google documents editor now available

    - Faster find
    - Headings in the toolbar
    - Bookmarks in the link dialogue

    Editions included:
    Standard, Premier, Education, Team and Partner Editions

    Languages included:
    All languages supported by Google Docs

    How to access what’s new:
    - Faster find: Press Ctrl+F (⌘+F on Macs) to see a dropdown box where you can type the word or phrase you’re looking for in your document. As you type, all the matches in the doc will get highlighted and you can press your’ enter’ key to jump to the next match. For more advanced options or to replace text, access the ‘Find and Replace’ dialogue from the ‘Edit’ menu.
    - Headings in the toolbar: Paragraph styles have been added to the toolbar to quickly apply formatting changes to your text.
    - Bookmarks in the link dialogue: If you’ve added bookmarks to your document, you’ll also see these bookmarks as options when you create a new link.

    For more information:
    http://googledocs.blogspot.com/2010/05/faster-finding-and-other-document.html
    How to enable the new editor

    Filed under: regular by Neil Rutherfoord

    Introducing Google Apps Migration for Microsoft Outlook®

    Businesses and schools are moving to Google Apps in droves, and they’re able to switch more seamlessly with the help of tools to move old email, contacts and calendar data from legacy solutions to Google’s cloud. We have administrator-managed migration utilities for Microsoft® Exchange and Lotus Notes®, and today we’re making it a lot easier for many end-users to move their old data themselves if their administrators aren’t planning server-side data migrations.

    Google Apps Migration for Microsoft Outlook® is a new end-user tool that moves email, calendar and contact data from Outlook® profiles, PST files and Exchange accounts to Google Apps. With this new tool, migrations are:

  • Easy: a simple three step migration process is all it takes
  • Fast: migrate thousands of emails, calendar events and contacts per hour
  • Painless: users can continue to use Microsoft Outlook® until the migration is finished, and migrate in phases if that’s more convenient


    Google Apps Migration for Microsoft Outlook® works with Microsoft Outlook® 2003 and 2007, on-premise and hosted Exchange, as well as legacy PST files saved on users’ machines, and it’s available at no additional cost to Google Apps Premier and Education Edition customers.

    If you’re still running on-premises Exchange or hosted Exchange, we invite you to learn more about switching to Google Apps.

    Posted by Abhishek Bapna, Google Apps Product Manager

    • source:http://googleenterprise.blogspot.com/2010/05/introducing-google-apps-migration-for.html

    Filed under: regular by Neil Rutherfoord