You can use your microphone when recording screencasts using Free Screencast Recording for Gmail. Here is how to that: Open Chrome and go to cloudHQ.net (https://www.cloudhq.net) Click on “Secure” dropdown menu:mail_com_-_Gmail” width=”473″ height=”706″ class=”alignnone size-full wp-image-4688″ /> In the dropdown that appears, select “Allow” for microphone: Refresh your browser.
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How to enable camera & microphone for Video Email
You can use your camera and microphone to record video emails. Sometimes, you need to give sites permission first. Here is how to that: Open Chrome and go to your Gmail (https://mail.google.com) Click on “Secure” dropdown menu: In the dropdown that appears, select “Allow” for both camera and microphone: Refresh your browser.
How to enable 3rd-party cookies in Google Chrome browser
cloudHQ chrome extensions require that 3rd-party cookies in Google Chrome browser are enabled. Here are the instructions how to enable 3rd-party cookies in your Google Chrome browser: In Google Chrome browser, at the top right, click More and then Settings. At the bottom, click Show advanced settings. In the “Privacy” section, click Content settings. Uncheck […]
How cloudHQ can protect against cryptolockers (encrypting ransomwares)
Encrypting ransomwares (also called cryptolockers) has been in the news a lot recently. For those of you who haven’t heard of it, cryptolockers are type of Trojans malware specifically targeted to computers running the Windows OS (operating system). These Trojans can encrypt a certain amount of computer files (mostly based on the file type). They […]
How to set up an automatic save of emails that match your rules using web interface
cloudHQ can automatically save emails (or just attachments of emails) to your cloud storage. This support note explains how to automatically save emails matching a criteria (e.g. sender, receiver, etc.) to cloud storage using our web interface. If you use the Chrome browser, please read this note, which explains how to set up autosave using our Chrome […]
How does cloudHQ handle 2-step verification in Google?
You can use 2-Step verification as added protection when you log into your Google account from a new browser, device, or application. When enabled, 2-step verification requires two factors for authentication before you can log in: Your Google account password A single-use verification code that is sent to your phone either by text message or […]
About sync option “Overwrite all modifications on target”
This option is available for one-way sync or when you are doing a backup from a source to a target cloud app. Overwrite all modification on target means that all modifications on the target service will be automatically reverted and replaced by data from the source. If this option is not enabled, when a target file […]
What is IMAP?
IMAP is short for Internet Message Access Protocol. The IMAP is an internet standard protocol used by email clients to retrieve email messages from a mail server over a TCP/IP connection. IMAP is defined by RFC 3501. As its name implies, IMAP allows you to access email messages wherever you are. Much of the time, it […]
What is EML format?
The EML format is the standard format used by many email programs. EML files are created to comply with industry standard RFC 5322. As such, EML files can be used with most email clients, servers, and applications. The EML format is used to store email messages on a file system. Each message is stored in […]
What is real-time data protection and why does cloudHQ not need a schedule for backup sync pairs?
If you are using cloudHQ to back up your data, you might wonder why cloudHQ does not have a “schedule” for backup sync pairs. The reason is that cloudHQ real-time sync offers real-time data protection—everything is backed up in real time, and nothing can be lost. Real-time data protection is backing up files, emails and […]