But what if I don't like working with Google Docs and the menu options here up above? What if I'd like to continue to work in Word? Well, no problem, you can do that with Google Desktop. Now, if I double click on this, it's gonna open it up in Google Docs that really shouldn't be a surprise because we're here within Google Drive. You can see by the icon that this is actually a Word document, which I've uploaded. Maybe you prefer to use some Microsoft Office applications and you wanna keep editing in that format. The number two reason I would encourage you to use the desktop application is if you don't always want to be simply using your Google Drive applications, such as Docs or Sheets or Slides. When I'm working here on my computer, wouldn't it be easier if I could just open up my File Folder system, my Explorer system, or Find File and go directly to those files? Yes, absolutely. But sometimes I get tired of always having to go to my browser, keeping a tab open, or just opening up a new tab to find all of my files. Here you can see I've got a couple of test folders up here and then a variety of different files down below. Number one, you're probably used to logging in and opening up your browser to access all of your files. And let's start off with the two key benefits of downloading and using the desktop application. Hello everyone, Scott Friesen here at Simpletivity, helping you to get more done and enjoy less stress. Everything from installing and setting up your settings to why you should consider using the desktop app in the first place. So in today's video, I'm gonna share with you everything you need to know in how to get the most out of this app.
However, if you want to save time and get more flexibility out of all of your files and folders, you should consider installing Google Drive for desktop. You already know the many benefits of using Google Drive online.
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