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How do I create folders in the iWork area of iCloud to organise my documents?
Any document which I uplaod seems to go into a single folder according to file type (Pages, Numbers etc.)
I am accessing iCloud through a browser and from an iPad
iPad 2, iOS 5
I would also like an answer to this question. This seems like a big limitation if you can not create folders within your iCloud storage for Pages/Keynote/Numbers. Having a big flat file storage is not very workable.
I am with you and am connecting to this thread hoping for an answer.
On your iPad, just create the folder in the same way as you do with apps, i.e. drag one file icon on top of the other to create a folder, and name it whatever you like.
It can't be done from iCloud.com.
Thanks for this, just what I needed
Glad to be of help!
Cool easy too.
Ok... The solution listed before was to make the folder in your iPad.
Now that (from yesterday) we have iWORK docs storage available in iCloud from MACs.... how do you create a folder from your MBP (eg) when you are using Pages... or Keynote, or Numbers?
I *really* hope this is possible. And that I am just not seeing how to do it.
Peripheral question... Are we EVER EVER going to see an update to iWORK? I sincerely hope so...
Thanks,
---jon---
Same way as you do on the iPad. Drag one iCloud document onto another in the iCloud save window.
iWork was updated yesterday to v9.2
Duh,,, Guess I am not used to the metophors of iOS on the MAC yet. Thanks for the quick reply.
I know the update was there yesterday to 9.2 iWork. I got that, and trying to use it is what prompted my question.
What I meant was .. when are we going to get an iWORK v 12... (or v13... or... when?)
The 9.2 update is great in that it makes iWORK on MAC compatible with the rest of the Apple ecosystem for iWORK. But the entire suite needs an upgrade. Its been a LONG time since v9 was introduced. Page 09 (.2) is still better in my view than WORD... But a major upgrade is long overdue.
---jon---
Apple haven't announced any future updates to iWork so we have no way of knowing when one might appear.
Julian... I know. What I was doing in posting the sidebar about wanting a major update was simply to suggest that Apple consider that IF they want iWORK to really make it, they need to get major updates based on user feedback from time to time. 9.2 is great because it lets us work on all our Apple devices. Now .. Apple should think about the feature sets in iWork.
--jon--
This is a user-to-user forum only. Apple do not read the posts here (unless alerted to them by someone breaking the forum rules). If you want to provide suggestions or feedback directly to Apple about iWork, do so here:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/pages.html
http://www.apple.com/feedback/keynote.html
http://www.apple.com/feedback/numbers.html
where it will actually be read by someone from Apple and sent to the relevant department.
Thank you!
Hi, thanks for the tip but could you please expand on this. I am not familiar with what you are saying. I tried it with two jpg's and nothing happened. even if it does create a folder, how do we then upload it to iCloud with a mixture of PDf's, JPG's, Docs and Pages. Thanks for help
Creating iCloud document folders
