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Saving Webpages directly to Drive

7/29/2014

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There are many ways to save your webpages and database articles directly to Google Drive when using Chromebooks with limited storage and multiple users.  By far, the easiest one I have seen is by simply using the print function.

When you try to print from a Chromebook, if a printer is not connected, the default will be to "Save as PDF."  If a printer is connected, you can still change the printer to be "Save as PDF."

When you click "Save," you will be directed to save to either your downloads or to Drive.  If you select Drive, it will allow you to choose the folder where you would like to save your Document.



















Here are some other ways to save to your Drive!
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