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Jun 20, 2012 5:04 PM in response to lilypaddyby Demo,★HelpfulThere are no document folders in the iPad. Files and documents are saved within the app that is used to create, edit and view the corresponding files. You need an app that can read and edit Word files and you will be able to save the files within that app.
You can email files, use DropBox or another cloud service, use iOS file sharing or use iCloud - if you use one of the Apple iWorks apps - in this case it would be Pages.
There are MS Office compatible apps available in the app store like Quick Office Pro and Documents to Go. Take a look at those and see what you think.
This is a link to Apple's word processing app - Pages
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Jun 20, 2012 5:03 PM in response to lilypaddyby GZukes,★HelpfulI would recommend converting the the documents to .PDF then using a app like DropBox to transfer them to your iPad.
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Jun 20, 2012 6:38 PM in response to lilypaddyby Skydiver119,There's another app called Documents to Go that opens and displays word documents very well. It also has a desktop sync that allows you to get documents on it without going through iTunes.
Another document reader is Readdle Docs. It has an advantage that it allows for folders but it can have a bit more of a learning curve.I have both and I have hundreds of PDF"s and documents in Readdle, ,and hundreds of documents in Docs to Go, so they both work.
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Jul 24, 2012 11:44 PM in response to lilypaddyby Blackblade,Install Dropbox for iPad ... This provides a file structure that you can save to.
