How can I upload files to iCloud?

the same error message with xls files on numbers

What size is the file?

FYI: NO pdf's. Looks like Apple wants to cut off Adobe from every place possible.

BTW my error issue have been resolved with the update to Mountain Lion. Now I cannot drag and drop, you need to click on the setting icon on the top left on iclound and select upload.

Looks like I have to switch to dropbox as I would like to backup my quickbooks files as well. Don't like to convert them to .doc and change it back. Hopefully apple is reading these comments and adds a miscellaneous file icon 🙂

Yeah because pdfs are always adobe files. 😐

Dear wesley239,

Thank you

Various even 50k ;-( I.e. a one page keynote document

Best,

Are you on 10.8? If so you can now save to icloud by going to file>save. Change the save destination to icloud. If that doesn't work maybe your account is down temporarily or something?

No 10.7.4

http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2704

I must be missing something, take a look through this article and see if it helps.

Thank you will check it out

uggh...

PREVIEW SUPPORTS PDFS

you have to do open in PREVIEW

I know. I was being sarcastic about the apple is blocking adobe comment. Like a pdf isnt a universal file type or anything...

I just couldn't believe it. Assumed iCloud is enhancement of iWork but it isn't. I agree, totally useless and even not for free.

I was just reading these comments trying to decide if I'm going to purchase the 20 GB limit on iCloud. I fully believed you could upload any files and have them stored there but I guess I was wrong. Looks like I won't be purchasing any additional space until this feature is available. I think being able to sync your apps between devices is a great feature but the main point of Cloud Storage (as a tool) is being able to upload files you need to access remotely, not just syncing apps. This is a big letdown and I'm really surprised that this is not one of the features of iCloud.