![]() (In our Google Admin center, we have unchecked the box that states " Allow users to create new Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drawings and Forms files. ![]() Currently, we block the creation of Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides due to company compliance. gdoc and other Google file formats will be moved to Google Drive. Hi, I had a few questions about this migration happening on August 14th: Untitled (2).gdoc couldn't be saved to Google Drive (Server error). ***UPDATE #2: I tried to move a test file by creating a Google Docs document, slicking Save As. Is that how you will be moving the files to Drive? ***UPDATE: I just tried making a new Google Doc, using their API and I received a 500: Internal Server Error so I am concerned that when the files migrate, they will yield the same response error. We prefer to let the files convert to MS Office files since every employee has an Office 365 license, but I cannot seem to find an easy path to doing so so that's why I'm asking here. Finally, is there a way to test migrating some of these Docs and Sheets? Just so I can understand the user experience and data loss risk before the migration on August 14.I cannot guarantee folks will follow these steps, so I would like to know how to force the conversion on Aug 14, instead of moving the files. Secondly, is there a way to force all of our Dropbox users to convert files into Office documents? I understand I am the admin so I was sent a warning, but in order to stay within compliance, we cannot have any of our users store files that used to be in Dropbox, within Google Drive.We currently cannot do this due to the prevention of creating new Docs, Sheets, and Slides. web files in Dropbox that point to the same file in Google Drive, so you can edit and share the file through Google directly. gsheets within Dropbox for years and not only will this change be confusing, there is a possibility of data loss since the files are moving to Drive which is current prevented due to company compliance via Google Admin control. Many of our users have been collaborating on. According to Google, a Workspace license is required to collaborate on Docs, Sheets, and Slides. Collaboration on existing files won’t be affected." So my question is, how would these files be moved and created in Google Drive? Will they be moved, and will we will be able to collaborate on them? Currently we do not have any Google Workspace licenses assigned to any of our users since Dropbox is our official cloud storage. Few questions about this migration happening on August 14th:
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