If you initially set up your Google+ profile with one Gmail or Google Apps account but now want to transfer your circles and connections to another Gmail or Google Apps account, check out Google Takeout.
HANGOUTS VIDEO AUTOANSWER HOW TO
How to transfer a Google+ personal account to a work account Think of your two accounts like two different telephone numbers. This is important on either end of a video call-sending or receiving an invitation. If you’re using Google for both personal and work email, say you have a Gmail and Google Apps account, then make sure you’re hanging out from the correct account. Make sure you’re using the right Google account If on a mobile device, grab the Hangouts Android or iOS app.
(Using Safari or Firefox? Check out Google’s support page for more instructions.) Having to email attendees just as the meeting starts to say, “Hold on, I’m downloading a plugin,” isn’t fun. So if you’re expecting to do you first Hangout later today, download it now and give it a test run to make sure you’re set. If you haven’t yet conducted a Hangout, you’ll be prompted to download a plugin. In Gmail, look for the Hangouts icon in the bottom left corner, and on Google+, look in the upper right corner. If on a computer, you can start a Google Hangouts video call from one of two places: your Gmail inbox or Google+.
Now it’s time to find where to access Hangouts video calls. To use Google Hangouts, you’ll first need to have a Gmail, Google Apps for Business or Google Apps for Education account and activate that account’s Google+ profile. Get acquainted with Google Hangout video calls The following Google Hangout video call guide shows you how to get started, invite participants, record a call, collaborate over a Google Doc and more. Hopefully, you’ll need to search no more. And when that day comes you’re googling incessantly looking for the answer. If you use Hangouts, you’ve been there (or soon will be there).
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