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Put documents on your Mac in iCloud for GoodReader
Fri, Dec 16 2011 books, iCloud, iPad, iPhone, Mac, Mac OS X PermalinkIf you want to store documents from your Mac in iCloud for, say GoodReader, there is an easy way to do this!
First step to take is to store a document in iCloud from within GoodReader.
Next step is to setup your Mac to use iCloud. You might need Mac OS X Lion for this to work.
The last step is to open the Library folder inside your Home folder. By default, this folder is hidden in Mac OS X Lion, but you can open it or make it permanently visible by using one of these methods.
Inside ~/Library you'll find a folder named Mobile Documents.
If all has been setup well, GoodReader's iCloud folder should be visible there. Inside that folder is a Documents folder. Simply drag a document into that folder and it is auto-synced into iCloud. You are then able to see the document in GoodReader's iCloud folder and download it from there onto your iOS device.
I have made an alias in my Finder window's sidebar to the Mobile Documents folder, so I have quick access to it.
First step to take is to store a document in iCloud from within GoodReader.
Next step is to setup your Mac to use iCloud. You might need Mac OS X Lion for this to work.
The last step is to open the Library folder inside your Home folder. By default, this folder is hidden in Mac OS X Lion, but you can open it or make it permanently visible by using one of these methods.
Inside ~/Library you'll find a folder named Mobile Documents.
If all has been setup well, GoodReader's iCloud folder should be visible there. Inside that folder is a Documents folder. Simply drag a document into that folder and it is auto-synced into iCloud. You are then able to see the document in GoodReader's iCloud folder and download it from there onto your iOS device.
I have made an alias in my Finder window's sidebar to the Mobile Documents folder, so I have quick access to it.
Alle getoonde foto's zijn (c) MHE Vos, Nederland.
All shown photo's are (c) MHE Vos, Netherlands.