I was using iwork.com to upload Keynotes and other Mac app files to clients. I see now that icloud will be used for this and I need to know how and if I can upload IBooks Author, IBook and Keynote files to the icloud server so a client of mine can download.
Any help?
RD
Mac Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.2), Mac Pro 8 Core
No, iCloud doesn't do those things you used iwork.com for, you need to find another service to replace it, like Dropbox.
Workaround:
Save the iBookAuthor File on the Desktop.
Open Textedit/File/Open. A iCloud window appears.
Drag the iBook file from the Desktop to the iCloud window.
The file is now stored in the iCloud.
macsudo wrote:
The file is now stored in the iCloud.
Yes, but it cannot be shared with anyone other than yourself. The point of the question was how to share files with other people.
Excellent workaround. Thanks.
Now all we need is for Apple to encorporate the iCloud button into iBA so that we don't have to open TextEdit :-)
another option you do have is to, in the case of an iBook, publish those books to iTunes and allow your people whom you are sharing with to go and download them. That would allow you the option of unlimited producing without having to do other workarounds. Just a thought.
Uploading IBooks files to icloud
