Recent / Audio / Images and Video Recent filesĪbove My Files and Google Drive sections, you will find: We will discuss that later in this article. Some of these Google Drive files and folders can have offline copies too. Everything under “Google Drive” is stored in your Google Drive account. Everything under “My Files” is offline, or stored locally on your Chromebook’s storage. Alternatively, you can use the following keyboard shortcut:ĪLT + BACKSPACE Delete a file on Chromebook Explore the Files App (My Files) To delete a file or folder, right-click and choose Delete. There is a keyboard shortcut for this too. To create a new folder, right-click anywhere inside the current folder and choose New Folder.
If you prefer keyboard shortcuts, use:ĬTRL + ENTER Rename a file on Chromebook How to Create New Folders on Chromebook
To rename a file or folder, right-click, and choose Rename. For example, if you change the default app for images, this will make all images on your Chromebook open using the new default app. This changes the default app for the file type.
Select the file and click “ OPEN” at the top of the Files app. Change default app Change the default app on ChromebookĬontinuing with our example of opening a file, what if you want to make the new app your default for images? To open any file using an app other than the default app, right-click and choose “ Open with” and select the app from the list. What if you want to open an image using an editing app that you have installed? For example, an image by default opens in the Gallery app. When you double click a file, it opens in the default app selected for it. Press Enter or click OK.If your Chromebook has a touchscreen, or if you are using a Chrome OS tablet, you can tap and open files and folders Open Files using a Different App In the Run window, type gpedit.msc, in the Open section. To resolve the issue, complete the following steps: The Attachment Manager under the Windows component is responsible for this behavior. The issue occurs due to the Local Group Policy settings, which prevent users from uploading content to Portal for ArcGIS using Google Chrome. The same content can be uploaded successfully using Internet Explorer and from other machines to the same portal. The issue specifically occurs on the portal machine and prevents users from uploading any type of content. The Add Item button remains unresponsive and no error messages are returned, including the Developer tools. When uploading files to Portal for ArcGIS Content from the computer, the Add Item button does not work when using Google Chrome. 
Problem: Unable to upload content using Google Chrome with ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7 and later on a Portal for ArcGIS machine Description
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