Step 1: Download and install Visual Subst.
Here's how to use Visual Subst to associate a drive letter to your Google Drive account: It's basically a GUI front-end to the subst command. A better and easier way to create the drive association is using a small program called Visual Subst. If you're comfortable using the command prompt, you can use the DOS command: subst. The shortcuts are easy enough to use, but if you find using a specific drive letter to be more convenient, there's an easy way to map one to your Google Drive account. You can access Google Docs a couple of ways: the Google Docs website (Opens in a new window) in your browser the Google Backup and Sync program (Opens in a new window) on your computer or the Google Docs apps for iOS (Opens in a new window) or Android (Opens in a new window).Google Drive's shortcut in Windows 7/Vista shows up in your Favorites folder, while in Windows XP, it shows up in your My Documents folder. The process for sharing within each program is pretty similar below we'll focus on Google Docs. Google Drive consists of several programs, including Docs for word processing, Sheets for spreadsheets, and Slides for presentations. Do you want other people to be able to edit your file or just view it? Do you need to give them access to the live or static version of the document? Your sharing options will vary depending on the answers to those questions. In fact, there are so many ways to share Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides that the process can be confusing.
One of the software's strong points is its ability to play nice with others. You've created a file in Google Drive that you want to share with other people.
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