It seems you might be referring to Google Keep or Google Docs when mentioning “Google Note.” Google Keep is a note-taking service, while Google Docs is a document creation platform. Here’s how to share documents on both platforms:
Sharing a Document in Google Docs:
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Open Google Docs:
- Go to Google Docs and open the document you wish to share.
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Click on the Share Button:
- In the top-right corner, click the "Share" button.
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Add People or Groups:
- In the sharing settings, enter the email addresses of people you want to share the document with.
- You can also select whether they can edit, comment, or view the document by clicking on the dropdown menu next to their email address.
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Set Link Sharing Options (optional):
- If you want to share the document via a link, click on "Get Link."
- You can adjust who has access by changing the options (e.g., "Anyone with the link" can view, comment, or edit).
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Send the Invitation:
- Click "Send" after entering the email addresses, or click "Copy link" if you've chosen to share via a link.
Sharing a Note in Google Keep:
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Open Google Keep:
- Go to Google Keep and open a note you want to share.
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Click on the Collaborator Icon:
- Click on the "Collaborator" icon (a silhouette of a person with a plus sign).
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Add Collaborators:
- Enter the email addresses of the people you’d like to share the note with.
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Save Changes:
- Click "Save" or the checkmark icon to finish.
Important Notes:
- Ensure that you have the right permissions set depending on how you want collaborators to interact with your documents or notes.
- Recipients will need to have a Google account to access shared documents or notes.
If you meant a different service or if you have more specific needs, feel free to clarify!