The First Google Wave Search You Must Know

If you were lucky enough to get into Google Wave this week, you probably wondered "Now what?" when you found nobody to wave with. If that’s the case, here’s the first search command every Wave newbie needs to know: with:public.

If anyone on your Google account’s Contacts lists also has Wave access, you’re

set–but for some folks that’s no one, or just one person. I’ve gotten a few waves from people saying "I have no one to talk to, and you’re the only one on my list."

Entering a search for with:public returns a huge moving sea of public waves anyone can read and update. There you can dive in, meet other wavers, see what’s possible with Wave, and ask how to do stuff. Wave documentation is building up fast and furious inside Wave, and since everyone’s new to it, everyone is asking questions and lending each other a hand.

Tired of your inbox crawling with public waves? Save a search for waves sent just to you by using the in:inbox to:you@googlewave.com to pare down your list, replacing you@googlewave.com with your own address.

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How to Invite others for Google Wave

This is a simple screenshot and guide which will help you to Invite others on Google wave.

Once you sign up for Google wave, under Inbox you will see, Invite others to Google Wave. Once you click on it, you can simply add Email address of your friends to invite.

You have total 8 invites, so use it wisely and invites those who can be online most of the time.

 

On the Right panel you need to Enter Email address of your friends whom you want to invite.

Invitation are not sent at the same time. It will take few hours or a day may be months!!!!!!!!!! to receive. So ask your friends to be patient.

According to Google Wave :

Invitations will not be sent immediately. We have a lot of stamps to lick.

I’m sure you going to have good time With Google Wave. If you have Google wave account

 

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