Although it isn’t well documented, and nowhere in the configuration dashboard or menus is it even noted, there is a method to the multi-login madness. Well, you will have to sign out of all your accounts, but only once. What gives? Please don’t tell me I have to manually log in and out of all these accounts! I’ve looked in every menu of every individual Google account I have, in my Google dashboard, this way and that way, and I can’t find a single toggle, switch, or drop down menu in sight that lets me specify which account should be the default. Now, however, it defaults to my work account. Up until a few weeks ago, whenever I loaded a general Google tool like Gmail or Google Calendar, it always defaulted to my personal Google account (the one I use the most).
I have my personal account, I have a Google-managed work account, and my college recently switched to a Google-managed system. When it isn’t the default it’s rather frustrating read on as we show a reader how to ensure the account they want is the default one. To backup a password protected subject, tap it and enter the passcode.If you’re using multiple Google accounts simultaneously there’s a good chance that one of them is the one you want to default. All non-password protected subjects will automatically backup unless changed. Auto-backup will retain your divider and subject organization in the back up to Google Drive. Then choose that folder to back up Notability to via auto-backup.First, you may choose to create a folder called Notability in Google Drive. To change file format, destination, or backed up subjects, tap in auto-backup.Notes will automatically backup in PDF format to the main folder.Ĭhanging file format and destination folder Tap Allow (may take a moment to be clickable). Log in to your Menlo School Google Account. Tap Manage Accounts, Google Drive and Log In. Tap the gear icon in the lower left library toolbar. In Notability, you can link to Google Drive (and/or iCloud) to backup your notes using Auto-backup.
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