Over the last few weeks, we added a few frequently-requested improvements to Google Apps, including offline access in Gmail, Calendar and Docs, page numbering in documents, and page-level permissions in Google Sites. If you’ve been waiting for these features, please give them a try!Work offline in Gmail, Calendar and Docs stay productive even without a connection in Gmail, Calendar and Docs on Chrome, thanks to new offline capabilities for each of these applications.Free calls home for overseas U.S. Military personnel call the United States for free . We appreciate the hardships our troops face, and we hope to make staying in touch with friends and family a little easier for them while they’re deployed.Page numbers in Google Docs page headers and footers in Google Docs, and now you can add automatic page numbers at the top or bottom of your pages. We’ve heard from plenty of students and teachers who asked for this feature, so we’re glad to be making Google Docs just a little bit better for them.Page-level permissions in Google Sites page-level permissions come in handy. It’s a simple way to specify who can see each page in your Google Sites.Administrative audit history administrative change reporting . This new area of the control panel lets admins see a record of administrative changes that have been made to their Google Apps setup, including changes to user accounts, application settings, mobile settings and administrative delegation.Who’s gone Google? Dreamforce , Eric Schmidt shared a couple new details about the growing momentum in this area, including the fact that more than 5,000 businesses sign up each day, and that there are more than 40 million total active users in organizations using Google Apps.Viocorp , North Carolina A&T State University and Lamar Advertising shared their stories over the last few weeks.
Posted by Jeremy Milo, Google Apps Marketing Manager
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