Once the Read&Write for Google Chrome extension has been added, you will see the purple puzzle piece extension icon alongside other Chrome extensions. Note: If you try to add the extension and see the Remove from Chrome button, the extension is already added to Chrome. If Read&Write for Google Chrome isn’t listed with your extensions, you can add it from the Chrome Web Store. If installed/deployed, it will be listed with your extensions. Type chrome://extensions and search for “Read&Write for Google Chrome”. How can I tell if Read&Write for Google Chrome extension has been installed or deployed by a Google administrator? To get started with Read&Write for Google Chrome, you need to install the Read&Write for Google Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store unless it has already been installed or deployed by a Google administrator. If deployed through the Admin Console, users will not have to install anything and will only have to accept permissions the first time they use Read&Write for Google Chrome. See Automatically install apps and extensions. Read&Write for Google Chrome, Screenshot Reader and OrbitNote can all be deployed through the Google Admin Console. This document takes you through the initial user experience for each of these starting with the Read&Write for Google Chrome extension. The extensions and app can be installed from the Chrome Web Store by the end user or deployed by a Google administrator. To learn more about OrbitNote, check out our Getting Started Guide. Part of your Read&Write subscription allows you to view and read PDFs in OrbitNote.

The Read&Write for Google Chrome and the Screenshot Reader.

There are two extensions that are part of the Read&Write for Google Chrome product:

Chrome extension store