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It can be difficult to see who made certain changes and when to a document that multiple people are working on. By using version history in Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides, you can see all of the updates made to your file.

To see an earlier version of your file, or revert to an older version:

1. Open your file in Google Drive.
2. Select File > Version history > See version history.
3. Click a timestamp to see a previous version of the file.
4. Click Restore this version to make it the active version.

(You need Owner or Can edit access to the file to see version history.)

Are you tired of typing the same reply every time someone sends you an email with a common question? Do you wish that Gmail could automatically reply to certain messages with a saved response? Well, you’re in luck!

Follow the instructions below to automate replies with canned responses:

• In the Gmail search box, click the Down arrow.
• Enter your search criteria, then click Create filter.
• Check the Send canned response box and select one of your saved canned responses. If you don’t see this option, make sure canned responses are enabled. [Settings > Advanced > Canned Responses (Templates)].
• Click Create filter.

Happy Tuesday, Allegheny!

Today’s tech tip is another for your calendar. Did you know that you can create other calendars in addition to your own? This feature can be beneficial for tracking schedules and managing projects. Try making your own calendar by following the steps below:

1. Open Google Calendar, and on the left next to Add calendar, click More,  Create new calendar.
2. Name the calendar and add a description.
3. Click Time zone and select your time zone.
4. Click Create Calendar. Your new calendar appears under My calendars.

You can create as many calendars as you want using the same process.

Did you know that you can search for text inside PDF and image files in Google Drive? Try it out by typing the text you want to search for in the search box!