You can use the Omnibox of your Chrome browser to google things or sift through your search history but did you know you can create a Google Calendar event straight from the Omnibox as well?

In this quicktip, we'll show you how you can create new Google Calendar events on the Omnibox with a simple setup.

Add New Search Engine In Omnibox

First, open up Chrome, click the Navicon, and choose Settings. Alternatively, you can use Cmd + + + , to trigger it immediately.
Look for "Manage search engines… " under Search and click it.

Scroll down until you reach the bottom and you will see 3 empty text boxes in a single row.

1. Fill the first text box to the left "Add a new search engine box" with Add Calendar Event.
2. Type incal in the "Keyword" text box.
3. Copy and paste this link inside the last text box:
http://www.google.com/calendar/event?ctext=+%s+&action=TEMPLATE&pprop=HowCreated%3AQUICKADD
4. Click Done.

Add Event From Chrome Omnibox

Now you can add events to your Google Calendar straight from the Omnibox. Just type cal, press Tab, and add your calendar event. You can even put in the day and time of the event, for example, "Ann's Birthday at Green Cafe on Sunday 4pm".

When you press Enter, you will then be redirected to Google Calendar with the details already automatically filled. Make your changes (if any), then save the event.

---

Source: http://www.hongki at.com/blog/add-google-calendar-event-using-omnibox/

chrome omnibox· google calendar· google chrome· tips· tricks

[Hongkiat] How To Add Google Calendar Events From Chrome Omnibox

You can use the Omnibox of your Chrome browser to google things or sift through your search history but did you know you can create a Google Calendar event straight from the Omnibox as well?

In this quicktip, we'll show you how you can create new Google Calendar events on the Omnibox with a simple setup.

Add New Search Engine In Omnibox

First, open up Chrome, click the Navicon, and choose Settings. Alternatively, you can use Cmd + + + , to trigger it immediately.
Look for "Manage search engines… " under Search and click it.

Scroll down until you reach the bottom and you will see 3 empty text boxes in a single row.

1. Fill the first text box to the left "Add a new search engine box" with Add Calendar Event.
2. Type incal in the "Keyword" text box.
3. Copy and paste this link inside the last text box:
http://www.google.com/calendar/event?ctext=+%s+&action=TEMPLATE&pprop=HowCreated%3AQUICKADD
4. Click Done.

Add Event From Chrome Omnibox

Now you can add events to your Google Calendar straight from the Omnibox. Just type cal, press Tab, and add your calendar event. You can even put in the day and time of the event, for example, "Ann's Birthday at Green Cafe on Sunday 4pm".

When you press Enter, you will then be redirected to Google Calendar with the details already automatically filled. Make your changes (if any), then save the event.

---

Source: http://www.hongki at.com/blog/add-google-calendar-event-using-omnibox/

Google Takeout now lets you export your calendars and it will soon add a similar feature for Gmail. The calendar exporting feature is not new - you could find it in the Google Calendar settings, but it's nice to see that Google Takeout gets more comprehensive and adds support for new services.

The Gmail exporting feature is completely new and it will be gradually released next month. It will let you download a big MBOX file you can import in mail clients like Outlook, Thunderbird or Apple Mail. You can also use this feature to backup your Gmail messages and read them offline.

"You can download all of your mail and calendars or choose a subset of labels and calendars. You can also download a single archive file for multiple products with a copy of your Gmail, Calendar, Google+, YouTube, Drive, and other Google data," informs Google.

---

Source: http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2013/12/export-gmail-and-google-calendar-data.html

data· gmail· google calendar

Export Gmail and Google Calendar Data

Google Takeout now lets you export your calendars and it will soon add a similar feature for Gmail. The calendar exporting feature is not new - you could find it in the Google Calendar settings, but it's nice to see that Google Takeout gets more comprehensive and adds support for new services.

The Gmail exporting feature is completely new and it will be gradually released next month. It will let you download a big MBOX file you can import in mail clients like Outlook, Thunderbird or Apple Mail. You can also use this feature to backup your Gmail messages and read them offline.

"You can download all of your mail and calendars or choose a subset of labels and calendars. You can also download a single archive file for multiple products with a copy of your Gmail, Calendar, Google+, YouTube, Drive, and other Google data," informs Google.

---

Source: http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2013/12/export-gmail-and-google-calendar-data.html