I wanted Google Now to show me a map of Bushy Park and I now have "pussy pump" in my search history :-)

Most people put their music files in a /Music folder but it doesn't matter as the media scanner will find them anywhere.

I couldn't find another thread and thought it might be useful if people were to post where they found USB-OTG cables that work with the Nexus 7.

IVSO® Nexus 7 Tablet Micro USB Host OTG Cable - Micro USB B/Male to USB2.0 A/Female OTG Host Cable for Nexus 7 (Black)

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B008WOXUKI/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00

This one works with the Nexus 7 Media Importer app. It fits in the socket well, works fine for detecting, streaming, and saving files. I tried it with JPEGs, an MP3 music file, an MP4 video file, a PDF, a .doc, and a .xls and everything went OK.

When you save JPEGs you can find them in /sdcard/Pictures. MP3s go into /sdcard/Music, and videos go, oddly, into /sdcard/Movies. Most non-media files go into /sdcard/Download. As another reviewer has pointed out, the angled plug is the wrong way round for using with the N7 in a stand so if you've got the space, you might want to copy music or videos onto the tablet to play them rather than streaming them.

For the cheapest option, I.e. free, check out Kingsoft Office in the Play Store.

You could check out the Google Nexus 7 Survival Guide

https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Toly_K_GoogleNexus7SurvivalGuide9781611982343?id=Ts9w9b7BytoC&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImJvb2stVHM5dzliN0J5dG9DIl0.

To get there even faster you could add a bookmark widget to your home screen.

Unless you've changed its location, it's in the Google folder, the leftmost icon in the dock at the bottom of any home screen.