I am working on an API and need to share the java doc with some people. I generated the doc and now it's inside a directory. From my computer if I click on the index.html file, it works as expected and opens as a web page. But when I upload the folder to Google Drive, clicking on index.html file does not open it as a web page but rather as a text file. Is there a way to get Google Drive to open the index.html as a web page?
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Google has given me 15GB of storage. Can I host my own website having my own domain?
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I am new to SharePoint 2013. I was curious how to put a WebPart for a Document Library on a page with SharePoint 2013, not 2010.   This WebPart would then show the content of a specific library folder and not start at the root of the folder. So say I have a library with multiple folders like "Marketing", "Finance" etc,   I want to be able to create a web part that would only show the contents within the “Marketing subfolder and all of it contents. Is this possible?
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I need to make a Google Doc Form, in which the users need to upload a Word file. Is it possible to do so using Google Docs form? If yes, then how?
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On a windows 7 computer how might one set the desktop to be a webpage. I want to have a local html file that I can edit as needed. Then windows should show that file as the background for the desktop but I should be able to click on links and interact with the page. Certain links would launch certain programs.   So I want to go this route because there is no way that I know to corral a group of icons to a certain part of the screen. When I disconnect and reconnect monitors and such things move around. No icons are forced to stay in part of the group they are supposed to be a part of. At this point I just have folders on the desktop with the app links in those folders. This means I have to open multiple folders to get where I want.   Any ideas on the html angle or other ideas on how to accomplish this?  thanks,  bye.
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I have a java program that uploads a file to a document libary and i have a method that creates a folder. I want the file to be uploaded to the folder but i keeps getting uploaded outside the folder.   If i call the create folder method before the upload file method I get http 403 Forbidden error  what could be the problem?      public void createFolder(String digest) throws ClientProtocolException, IOException {         HttpPost request = new HttpPost(                 "http://industrial-ex/sites/tifdemo/_api/Web/Folders/add('enovia/newfolder')");           request.addHeader("Content-Type", "application/json;odata=verbose");         request.addHeader("X-RequestDigest", digest);         CloseableHttpResponse response = httpClient.execute(target, request, context);         response.setHeader("Accept", "application/json;odata=verbose");         System.out.println("STATUS CODE Post Folder: " + response.getStatusLine());      }
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I have kept files in site assets and created hyperlinks to the files (which may be PDF or word ). When i click on the link it opens up in the browser. How do i force it to download ?
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Can I create a link from one file into another one. So that when the resulting pdf files are in the same directory the link takes me from one to the other? Does another package do that?  Added on 1/20/2012, Reason for the question: I want to submit a document to an organization which wants it to be split into A.pdf for body of paper and B.pdf for the references, C.pdf etc. I assume they will reside in a common directory. They may be viewed individually or coalesced together into a single document.
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I opened the following page:   When disconnecting WiFi and even after rebooting the mobile phone, the page can still be read due to being saved automatically.  Left to the URL bar, an indicator looks like this:  This also shows up when opening manually saved pages, which are saved as MHTML files in the default download folder.  However, an automatically saved page can not be re-downloaded manually to get to the download folder, because the arrow is greyed out.I wish to copy some automatically saved pages into the download folder.  Where are the files of automatically saved pages stored?
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So I have a script that, when I give it two addresses, will search two HTML links:  echo "http://maps.google.be/maps?saddr\=$1\&amp;daddr\=$2" | sed 's/ /%/g'   I want to send this to wget and then save the output in a file called temp.html. I tried this, but it doesn't work. Can someone explain why and/or give me a solution please?  #!/bin/bash url = echo "http://maps.google.be/maps?saddr\=$1\&amp;daddr\=$2" |  sed 's/ /%/g' wget $url
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How do I prevent my XML sitemap files from showing up in Google search results like this result of a site: search query:    I don't understand why Google would choose to show sitemap files in search results to begin with.  These files are not meant for human consumption.  Google needs to be able to crawl it to be able to process it, so I can't disallow it in robots.txt.  I just don't want them to put it into the search results after processing it.
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How do I insert/link to images existing in a folder in Google Drive into a Google Sheets spreadsheet?  There is the image() function, I imagine using it something like this:  image("googledrive://somefodleringoogledrivewithmypics/pic_1.png")   How?  Update: Some people noted that by uploading pictures to Picasa, we can then get the URL of each picture and use that. It works. The downside of this is that we have to copy each and every URL of all images. I put that in a separate sheet, then use VLOOKUP to get each image URL per index. It works but the URL copying part is a hell of a job if you have lots of images of course. A better solution is needed.
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In Firefox, if you drag and drop a URL (pointing to MyDocument.PDF, for example) into  (or Windows Explorer), Firefox will create a link (MyDocument.URL pointing to MyDocument.PDF) instead of downloading the PDF file. Is it possible to actually download the file instead of getting a .url file? To be more clear: I want to get the actual file when I drag and drop it, instead of getting a URL.  Yes, I know, I could use 'Save target as...' in the contextual menu but this will open an additional 'where to save' dialog box.
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There are  on this same topic, but I'm finding that on 4.0.4 with my HTC One, I can open file:/// URLs just fine with Firefox, but not with Chrome or the Android browser. Those two simply report a security error and show no content.  Is this something that changed since the 2.x era when it was apparently possible? (edit well I realize there was no Chrome for 2.x but ...)  edit &mdash; sorry; false alarm. It works fine.  All the visible directories on the phone - those you browse through with a file explorer, or when you mount the device as mass storage - are under a top-level directory called "sdcard".  Thus, if you create a folder at (apparently) the top level, then a file in it must be accessed as:  file:///sdcard/your_folder/hello_world.html   Probably most people know that already :-)
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In Google Chrome, is there a built-in method to make an HTML file I can save to my local machine, like the file for bookmarks?  If not, is there an extension that does the same?
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Is there any way that I could simply double click on a document file and have it open Chrome straight into google docs?
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There seems to be a problem with making a clickable archive.org URL. For example:     See the .   I am using Chrome. I suspect something about the * in the URL, perhaps because it gets encoded as %2a, causes the URL request to be sent to the current site (meta.stackoverflow.com) which doesn't make sense.
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I recently learned that there is a huge pile of documentation in /usr/share/doc.  It seems like much of it is gzipped so that it is not directly accessible without administrative privileges:  $ gunzip examples/letter.tex.gz  gzip: examples/letter.tex: Permission denied   While one solution to this would be for every user to duplicate each item in their home directory just to read it, this arrangement hardly seems conducive to regular browsing.  How do normal people read this documentation?  I am not inclined to believe that the typical user is expected to install and maintain a web server just to read local text documentation.