page=1&zoomIdx=" title="Click here to view full-size image."> In Google Docs...I just have some endless list of random files. By default, when I go to Google Docs it shows me the files in the Home view, which seems to be everything that I have ever written, viewed or edited.
The viewed or edited aspect is unique because with Google Docs I also have files that have been shared with me--either just for viewing, or that I can actually modify and collaborate on. With Microsoft Office, I just have local files stored on my computer. Even files that I am collaborating on are emailed back and forth and saved locally. Granted, I could use Microsoft's SkyDrive to store those files online and provide similar sharing and editing capabilities, but I don't use that as a general rule.
Long story short, though, I wanted to implement some sort of logical structure for storing these files so I can find what I want faster without just scrolling through an endless list until I stumble upon it. So, how does one go about that in Google Docs?
Well, in Google Docs you don't really have folders. Instead, you have Collections. Logically, a collection is like a folder in that it is a separate container for organizing files. However, a collection is different in that a single file can belong to multiple collections, and yet all of the files may still be displayed in the Home, Starred, and/or All Items views. In essence, the file itself doesn't really move,
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