How to Put YouTube Videos on Google Docs

1. Log into your Google Docs account. Open the presentation you want to insert the video into or create a new presentation. Type an introductory phrase or video description in the title and subtitle fields. Reformat or resize the fields to make room for your video.
2. Click on the 'Insert Video' menu on the Google Docs toolbar. You will be presented with a window containing a search field. The 'Insert Window' button will be inactive because you haven't selected a usable video to insert.

3. Enter a search phrase to help locate your video from the YouTube website. The window will list all videos matching that match the search phrase.
4. Check the box next to the video (or videos) you want to insert. The 'Insert Video' button will become active. Click on the 'Insert Video' button. Your video(s) will be inserted on overlaying windows.
5. Size the video window by dragging the corner squares. You can make the video window any size you want without interfering with playback. The triangle in the bottom corner allows you to play the video. Click the square to stop playback.

How to Customize a Google Documents Form

1. Log in to your Google Docs account (or sign up if you have not already done so). Click 'Create New' at the top left section of the screen, and select 'Form' from the drop down menu.
2. Select the 'Theme' button near the top of the page and choose a theme for your form.

3. Select 'Add New' to the left of the 'Theme' button. This drop-down menu gives you several items that you can add to your form, such as text options, check boxes and section headers. Continue adding new pieces to your form until it meets your needs

How to Buy Existing Domain Names

1. Enter the domain you want to buy into your web browser. If you don't see a live website, you can go to Whois.net to get the contact information for the owner. The site might also have a link you can follow that says something like 'This Domain Is For Sale.' If you click on the link, you can usually get contact information or make an offer for the domain. (reference 1)
2. Look for domains to purchase through domain name resellers if you're not exactly sure which name you want. Resellers like BuyDomains.com list domain names that are for sale. (reference 2)

3. Check out the background of the domain. To make sure the domain has a clean record and hasn't been involved in any questionable or even illegal activity, you should check it out. Many free tools are available to help with this, including services by Archive.org and AdSense Sandbox. (reference 2)
4. Make an offer to the person who's selling the domain by phone if possible. You'll get better results if you call, rather than email. (reference 2)
5. Avoid mentioning that you're trying to buy an existing domain name on forums, blogs or social networking sites. Someone else who reads your post may want to buy the same domain name. (reference 2)