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So we have been looking at &nbsp;Gladinet Cloud Desktop , as a way to map drives to give users access to files in the cloud and share them just as they would in our local enviroment. &nbsp; I have a few questions. &nbsp;<br />
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1. &nbsp;Does google docs, let you store any kind of file, for instance could users drop excel files, word docs, Quickbooks data and then open via &nbsp;a mapped drive with this cloud desktop app? &nbsp;<br />
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2. Permissions- &nbsp;how can I lock down permissions on this or make a main share for 15 differrent users, would google docs be the way to go ? 
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So we have been looking at  Gladinet Cloud Desktop , as a way to map drives to give users access to files in the cloud and share them just as they would in our local enviroment.   I have a few questions.  

1.  Does google docs, let you store any kind of file, for instance could users drop excel files, word docs, Quickbooks data and then open via  a mapped drive with this cloud desktop app?  

2. Permissions-  how can I lock down permissions on this or make a main share for 15 differrent users, would google docs be the way to go ? 

File Sharing via the cloud with mapped drive

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