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It's not surprising that a Google engineer would use Google docs. It's at least easily shareable and there are complementary embedded videos that aren't suitabl
by quacker 9y ago
It's not surprising that a Google engineer would use Google docs. It's at least easily shareable and there are complementary embedded videos that aren't suitable for text/PDF anyway.
Though, the options to export as a PDF didn't work for me (either via download or as an export to Google Drive). I'm assuming the presentation is too big.
- JepZ 9y agoSame here, just tried to download the PDF multiple times but it always failed (didn't even start; tested Chrome and Firefox)...
- qazpot 9y agoCan't download the PDF as well.
- ratsimihah 9y agoThis might be intended behavior. If you try to print the deck, it shows the Goole Drive access request page.
- dingo_bat 9y agoIt has been explicitly set to be non-downloadable or exportable.
- agumonkey 9y agoThe document has export feature disabled, but it doesn't change the viewer UI and there's no error message. I wouldn't mind google docs if it wasn't for the heavy animations ...