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How to access iCloud storage area

I used to have Mobile Me, and have since moved to iCloud, just for my Mail. I still have Snow Leopard, so I can

not use iCloud to sinc other devices. Plus, I don't even have any other devices anyway.


ICloud has provided me with 5 GBs of storage. The Q is - where is this storage and how can I get to it to see how much I have used?


Another item. Mobile Me is still listed in System Preferences under Internet. iCloud is not there. Do I need to fix that, or does it matter?


Thanks

iMac G5 , 2.1GHz; intel core iMac i5, 2.8 Ghz, Mac OS X (10.6.8), ISP is Earthlink

Posted on Dec 5, 2012 12:47 AM

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Posted on Dec 6, 2012 2:59 PM

iCloud storage is not directly accessibile in the manner of the MobileMe iDisk: it's for email, 'Photo Journal' (populated from iPhoto for iOS), backup of iOS devices (not Macs) and 'Documents in the Cloud', which are iWork documents uploaded from within the applications. All these facilities other than Mail require Lion 10.7.2 at minimum and the iCloud Preference Pane does not appear on earlier systems. You can't get a readout of the amount of storage used on Snow Leopard for this reason.

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Dec 6, 2012 2:59 PM in response to Tom Cray

iCloud storage is not directly accessibile in the manner of the MobileMe iDisk: it's for email, 'Photo Journal' (populated from iPhoto for iOS), backup of iOS devices (not Macs) and 'Documents in the Cloud', which are iWork documents uploaded from within the applications. All these facilities other than Mail require Lion 10.7.2 at minimum and the iCloud Preference Pane does not appear on earlier systems. You can't get a readout of the amount of storage used on Snow Leopard for this reason.

How to access iCloud storage area

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