You can ask questions and share your expertise with others in our Google Notebook discussion group. Please note that Google doesn't moderate this forum.

With Google Notebook, you can browse, clip, and organize information from across the web in a single online location that's accessible from any computer. Planning a trip? Researching a product? Just add clippings to your notebook. You won't ever have to leave your browser window.

Absolutely. While the mini Google Notebook allows you to save clips of information without leaving the webpage you're on, you can organize and review your notebooks most easily in the full-page view. To access the full-page view, just click on the Open in full page link in your mini Google Notebook, or log in directly at www.google.com/notebook. If you are using the Firefox browser, you can also pop out the mini notebook, using the arrow icon in the titlebar.

To take advantage of Google Notebook's full functionality, you'll need one of these up-to-date browsers: Internet Explorer 7, Safari and Opera extensions aren't available at this time, though they may become available in the future.

You should be able to access Google Notebook from your mobile browser if it meets the following requirements: Your web browser needs to be XHTML compliant. To determine whether your browser is compatible, please point it to www.google.com/xhtml and perform a search. If it doesn't work, your browser may not be XHTML compliant. Your phone's browser should have cookies enabled and your mobile network should also allow cookies.

Yes, notebook users can access files in server when they are connected to corporate network. If they want to use those files offline, they could download files to the notebook through Curtain system. (If file type is configured as Confidential, the file will be automatically downloaded to user's Protected Directory.)

The publicly subscribable OASIS ubl-dev list provides a free forum for questions and comments regarding UBL. The ubl-dev archive is located at

OFTC provides a mailing list open to all members at 'oftc-user@lists.oftc.net'. To subscribe, email oftc-user-request@lists.oftc.net with the subject "subscribe oftc-user".

The discussion list. Subscribe to the discussion list and you'll be able to see what other people have said, post questions and reply to queries. Offsite is where the action is.

We will send you directions when you are confirmed to participate in a study; it's likely that you will need a car to get to our office in Mountain View, California. Please be prepared to show a photo ID upon arrival at Google reception, where you will also be asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA). It is important that you arrive on time – we work to tight schedules and may not be able to accommodate you if you are late.

Accessible Search is a natural and important extension of Google's overall mission to better organize the world's information and make it universally accessible. Google Accessible Search is designed to help the visually impaired find the most relevant, useful and comprehensive information, as quickly as possible. In the past, visually impaired Google users have often waded through a lot of inaccessible websites and pages to find the required information.

No. We do not share your video with anyone. On the contrary we provide facilities for you to protect your content.

All we ask is that you call us in the afternoon between 12 noon and 6pm (Eastern Time Zone). We're here 7 days a week so please don't hesitate to call us on a weekend. other times, we may be out of the office, in which case our voice mail will answer your call. We don't like missing calls but, due to these hours, we sometimes do. Should you get our voice mail, please DO leave a message, phone number and a good time to call you back and we will.

For your birding field notes. It lets you record what you see. It actually helps you to see, because when you try to write a description of a bird, that encourages you to observe carefully.

Because of the fragility and irreplaceability of many archival materials, restrictions for their protection are in place. We will provide blank paper and pencils.

The Unfiled notebook allows you to collect webpages without having to pick a specific notebook to put them in first. We've also integrated with Google Bookmarks, so that all of your bookmarks show up as Unfiled notes. If you bookmark new pages, they'll automatically be added to the Unfiled notebook. If you move a link from another notebook into Unfiled, it will show up in your Google Bookmarks.

Invite collaborators. Let others add and delete content in your Google Notebook by inviting them to edit. If you invite someone who doesn't have a Google account, we'll help them set one up. Create a public webpage. Publish your notebook to the web, allowing the public to view your notebook's content. We'll include your notebook in Google's search results -- and you can send your notebook's web address to your friends.

Yes. As part of our service in getting you started we will list your new website with the major search engines FREE of charge. We will also endeavor to provide search engine optimization for your site by ensuring we include the relevant basic keywords and page links on your site. Once we have listed your site with the search engines they are normally listed within a matter of days or weeks although this can occasionally take longer. You can read more about this on google.

The "Featured" layers in Google Earth serve to educate the public and encourage exploration of the world. By adding AIA's layers, Google Earth is able to help its users better understand and appreciate the built environment through a visual tutorial. Through the use of the popular 3D modeling tool called SketchUp, Google Earth users can build and modify 3-D models of buildings so that more alternative visions of the future can be explored.