Okay, as an upfront disclaimer, I'm sure
+François Beaufort,
+Dinsan Francis,
+GOS Blog or someone else I generally follow
like stink on a monkey has pointed this out, before; I stumbled upon it for the first time, today.
If you're like me, you might have a spouse or someone else with whom you share a lot of files and or folders. Today, I wanted to add a file I created on my wife's computer (a scanned pdf) to one of the Google Drive folders I shared with her from my account. I failed to locate my shared folder, when I went to "organize" (or put a label) on the file . . .
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"Where are those blasted 'Shared with me' items, anyway??!!" |
Thankfully, with a little elbow grease and Google research, I figured out "Shared with me" items will remain in their lowly and unobtrusive nook, unless I
promote them to
my regular scenery, such as in "My Drive."
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Select the files/folders you want to "promote" (my words) to your regular files/folders area and click "Add to My Drive" |
Now, my "Shared with me" items can live with my [created by me] items, happily ever after.
Cue the non-bird-exploding-and-rice-replacing celebration substance!
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