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Apply labels to an unopened file. On your computer, go to Drive. Right click the file click Labels Apply labels . Select the label you want to apply. If the label has one or more fields, you can choose or enter values. To remove a label from a file, find the label you want to remove and click Remove . If you don't find the Labels section, your ...
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Click the name of a group. Choose an option to apply a label to or remove it from: A single conversation—Click the conversation. Multiple conversations—Point to each conversation check the box next to the poster's name. In the upper right, click Label . Begin typing the label name check or uncheck the box next to the name when the label ...
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In the Admin console, go to Menu Security Access and data control Label manager. Click New label. Enter a name for the label. (Optional) Add a label description. Users see the label description when they open the Labels panel for a file. (Optional) For labels with a badged field, add a link to documentation about the label.
Add contacts to a group. Go to Google Contacts. Select one of the following: A single contact: Check the box next to the contact name. Multiple contacts: Check the boxes next to all the contacts you want to add. All contacts: Check the box next to any contact and in the top left, click Selection Actions All. At the top, click Manage labels .
In the Admin console, go to Menu Security Access and data control Data classification. If there are no labels listed in the label manager: Click Create labels. Create new labels. Return to these instructions. If needed, click Turn on labels to activate labels in the label manager. Under Default classification, next to Drive and Docs, click Manage.