by We all love The Google.
You know I especially love Google Apps for Your Domain and that includes the new for-pay Premier Edition where Boles University ™ lives and never dies!
Today I am pleased to share with you that I have been writing a book
called Google Apps for Your Domain for Thomson publishing’s outstanding Course PTR imprint.
My book will cover all versions / editions / flavors/ functions / iterations of Google Apps
and the book will be packed with information, tips, tricks and real
world experience focused to get you up and online in the quickest and
simplest way.
I am thrilled Google agreed to be a valued advisor on the book and that
my 
Google Apps for your Domain
book will help you avoid all the initial pitfalls in setting up the
service that can prevent you from reaching the pinnacle of the Google
Apps experience straight out of the box.
The book will be published in September or October 2007 and I am
grateful, as ever, for the expert help, advice, counsel and friendship
of SuperAgent Matt Wagner at Fresh Books Literary Agency for his stewardship in getting the deal done.
Remember back in January when I needed your help in testing the Boles University Blog ™ hosted by Blogger
— but I couldn’t tell you why, at that time,
I was doing a Blogger
test? Now you know!
That blog was set up to help test and example the
integration of Blogger and Google Apps for Your Domain for my book!
If you have any experience using Google Apps for Your Domain — or if you’d like to be updated on the progress of the book — please leave a comment here or use our Contact form to get in touch!
How fun!
I’ve been thinking that you need to go ahead and add “Google Expert Extraordinaire” to your list of talents!
Hi Emily!
Hey, I like how you think! I wonder if I can Trademark that phrase? 😉
David,
Sure, why not?! Much better to try and fail than not try at all!
Love the idea! Mwah-ha-haa-heh-ho!
Since my nose is stuffy…fneee hee hee!
Fnar-harr!
Great news, David! Congratulations on the book. Can’t wait to read it.
Thanks, Anne! I appreciate your support!
Way to go on the book. How will you handle the changes Google always makes?
Good point, arin! I will update my GAYD webpage to include any changes in Google Apps after the book is published!
Hi David,
Congratulations on the new book! I wonder if you are the first to write a book about Google Apps?
Thanks, Chris!
If I’m not the only one — I’m one of the first! 😀
Congratulations 🙂
Thank you, my beloved Nicola!
Wow!
Congrats David!!!
Thanks, Katha! 😀
Hi David,
Your tech skills astound me! Okay, I’m easily astounded by tech stuff, but I’m sure I would still be wowed by your book if I were able to understand it.
Congratulations and the best,
Donna
Thanks Donna!
The book is for people just like you who are interested in Google Apps but who have no idea where or how to begin. I will think of you as I write it! 😀
Hi David,
Can I get a signed copy? For free?
Donna
Ha!
I don’t get many free copies for my own use, Donna, but we’ll see how it all shakes out. I gotta finish the book first! 😉
google apps are great if you aer at a PC. Not so great if you have a Windows Mobile smart phone. I can’t get my online calendar to sync with my Windows Mobile smart phone.
Welcome to Urban Semiotic, erik!
Why can’t you use your Windows Mobile smart phone web browser and point it to http://calendar.google.com or calendar.YOURDOMAIN.com and interact with your calendar that way? Then you don’t have to futz with syncing anything.