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<blockquote data-quote="chas_m" data-source="post: 1614465"><p>As of the introduction of iCloud Drive in Yosemite, any software the standard OS X save dialog should be able to save to iCloud Drive. But almost nothing does so automatically; it's up to you to choose where you want to save it. You can save it your local drive, or to iCloud Drive. Entirely up to you.</p><p></p><p>Once a document is available on iCloud Drive, you should also be able to see it on your iPad **provided** you open a program that can read the file and has iCloud Drive support included. For example, if you do a Pages document on a Mac and save it to iCloud Drive, your iPad's copy of iOS Pages will be able to see the document by default.</p><p></p><p>I understand there is now an app on the App Store that will let you access the contents of iCloud Drive like a file browser, but of course you still need a program compatible with the file on your iPad to really use it. Luckily, most of the most common file types are accessible.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chas_m, post: 1614465"] As of the introduction of iCloud Drive in Yosemite, any software the standard OS X save dialog should be able to save to iCloud Drive. But almost nothing does so automatically; it's up to you to choose where you want to save it. You can save it your local drive, or to iCloud Drive. Entirely up to you. Once a document is available on iCloud Drive, you should also be able to see it on your iPad **provided** you open a program that can read the file and has iCloud Drive support included. For example, if you do a Pages document on a Mac and save it to iCloud Drive, your iPad's copy of iOS Pages will be able to see the document by default. I understand there is now an app on the App Store that will let you access the contents of iCloud Drive like a file browser, but of course you still need a program compatible with the file on your iPad to really use it. Luckily, most of the most common file types are accessible. [/QUOTE]
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