Okay...... so I am using Microsoft Office on my MacBook. I want to be able to upload a ocument that I creted in MS Word to iCloud. I cannot find the instructions to do so.
ANY HELP!!!!
Thanks
Matt
Macbook 5 (aluminum), iPod Nano, iMac G5, iPhone 3GS, Mac OS X (10.5.6)
http://help.apple.com/icloud/#mm9d23dae8
It is "drag and drop" or "upload" and search for the file name.
Word Documents can not be updated to iCloud, unless you're talking about the iWork suite. You can upload the iWork suite on iCloud.com.
Word files (.doc) are supported in the iCloud.
QuickTimeKirk wrote:
Word files (.doc) are supported in the iCloud.
Yes they are., so are docx and all of Microsoft other file-extensions, just no pdfs.
The big reason why many people don't find a upload way in icloud.com is this :
You MUST own the ios5 iwork apps and have them running on your idevice in order to unlock that function in the cloud web-portal. Else you will see advertising only. After all it is designed with ios-syncing in mind. Mac Upload is just a extra feature for that.
So, no idevice, no ios5, not at least one of the three apps = no upload.
Okay Sjazbec;
So let me see if I understand you. In order to upload to iCloud, I need to have one of the iWork IOS5 Apps. Without one of these Apps, I cannot upload to iCloud. Do I have it?
This is **** frustrating because that was the best feature about MoblieMe; being able to upload to MoblieMe and then work on it anywhere.
Thanks for the help.
Please let me know if I have this correct.
Matt
In order to upload to iCloud, I need to have one of the iWork IOS5 Apps. Without one of these Apps, I cannot upload to iCloud. Do I have it?
exactly.
That's why you only see advertising on www.icloud.com -> iwork section. It turns into a folder manager for upload once these apps on an ipod/phone/pad are present.
the upload files dialog , using a browser at icloud.com in work web-app :
I actually purchased the iWork suite and still can't get the drag and drop function to work on my pc. I just get the adverrtisement for pages.
I've been using iDisk for a few years to share documents between Macs, but it's a paid subscription $99/year. It came with a .mac email account, but I think that's going away now, replaced by iCloud. iDisk is a mac-based storage system and it has an App now. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mobileme-idisk/id320654497?mt=8
You could try a service like DropBox instead. In the past I didn't use the iDisk very often because it was really slow for moving files.
I asked a question about the iDisk and it looks like that's going away, but you could try one of these services:
Roger Wilmut1 London, UK
The iDisk will disappear, and its contents be erased, when MobileMe terminates at the end of June. iCloud does not provide an equivalent replacement, so you will need to look for a third-party alternative. This page examines some options:
http://rfwilmut.net/migrate3
Thank you. I am useing drop box now to replace MobleMe.
Obviously my wish is to have iCoud create this function.
Thank you.
"Obviously my wish is to have iCoud create this function."
Leave a request for Apple here:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/
PDF is a supported format
How do I store documents in iCloud
