Can I save pdf files in the cloud?

Yes. But it depends on what "cloud" yuo are referring to. Perhaps you should explain what you are attempting or want to do in a little more detail.

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I have just upgraded to OSX 10.6.8 and now I cannot open or save PDF files from the internet using either Safari or Firefox. I get a dialogue box saying the QuickTime plugin has failed. Can anyone help?

Is this what you downloaded: iTunes 10.7?
When the update fails what if any error report do you get, specifically? Please do this before trying again:
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Boot from your Snow Leopard Installer disc. After the installer loads select your language and click on the Continue button. When the menu bar appears select Disk Utility from the Utilities menu. After DU loads select your hard drive entry (mfgr.'s ID and drive size) from the the left side list. In the DU status area you will see an entry for the S.M.A.R.T. status of the hard drive. If it does not say "Verified" then the hard drive is failing or failed. (SMART status is not reported on external Firewire or USB drives.) If the drive is "Verified" then select your OS X volume from the list on the left (sub-entry below the drive entry,) click on the First Aid tab, then click on the Repair Disk button. If DU reports any errors that have been fixed, then re-run Repair Disk until no errors are reported. If no errors are reported click on the Repair Permissions button. Wait until the operation completes, then quit DU and return to the installer.
If DU reports errors it cannot fix, then you will need Disk Warrior and/or Tech Tool Pro to repair the drive. If you don't have either of them or if neither of them can fix the drive, then you will need to reformat the drive and reinstall OS X.

HT5925 Can I save pdf files on iCloud?

Can I save pdf files on iCloud?

I installed a PDF reader.
It allows attaching pdf files to my iPod and synching with iTunes.
But I don't use iCloud, still. I do all backups local to iTunes library.
However, it should work no matter where or what IF you have files attached to an app that allows files.
When I make changes to files attached to apps, they change and show under iTunes - tried renaming a file on the computer and changed on iPod.

Can i save pdf files onto playbook?

is it possible to save pdf files onto the playbook? i tried downloading one from a website and it showed up in the active downloads from where i then opened it, but it didnt permanently save. i thought maybe the adobe reader could store it but it didnt.
also, is it possible to transfer and save pdf files from a pc onto playbook?
this was one of the major things i was hoping the playbook could do..may determine whether it's worth keeping

It's not through the Blackberry Desktop Software that I am transferring PDFs, Word, Excel files onto the Playbook; only media synching is supported at this time by that means. I did it on my PC through Windows Explorer, ie. the normal box you open on your computer when you click on "documents" and see the contents of your computer folders. There, in the left panel if you go down you see "computer", and click on it to display sub-folders, it should show the "Playbook" if you have a good USB connection. If you click on that PlayBook icon you will then see folders of the Playbook, including documents. That's where I pasted the documents, and they were then available to read and edit on the Playbook through Word to Go, Adobe Reader, etc.
The problem then (which other strings discuss) is that while you can paste in a set of documents organized in folders with sub-folders, the Playbook only sees the documents as being in a single folder. They apparently will still retain their organization though I haven't checked that.
There is no way to synchronize in the way that DataViz Documents to Go does on the smartphones, and to me that is a big omission that RIM needs to take care of soon, or more specifically DataViz who I believe RIM owns now. The technology has been there for around 10 years. On my Palm I used to synchronize documents from my PC onto my Palm, work on various documents there, then when I synched again all the changes would automatically update on the documents on my PC. The only way to do this now is manually copy back from the Playbook to the PC, which is only OK if you are just working on one document.

Where can i save pdf files in icloud? Wo kann ich in der icloud PDF Dateien speichern?

Where can i save PDF files in icloud?
Wo kann ich in der icloud PDF Dateien speichern?

I installed a PDF reader.
It allows attaching pdf files to my iPod and synching with iTunes.
But I don't use iCloud, still. I do all backups local to iTunes library.
However, it should work no matter where or what IF you have files attached to an app that allows files.
When I make changes to files attached to apps, they change and show under iTunes - tried renaming a file on the computer and changed on iPod.

Can I save pdf files from a website to ipad2?

Can I save pdf files from a website to ipad2?

Tgara wrote:
Johnathan Burger wrote:
Yes.
Hit the link for the PDF-you will be given option to open in safari or iBooks(or any other program able o open PDFs).
That's not what she asked about. She asked about saving PDFs, not just opening them and reading them. While Safari lets you open PDF documents, it does not let you save them. In order to save them, you'll need to use a web browser that permits downloading. I use Atomic Web Browser and can confirm that it does permit downloading and saving of PDF documents.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/atomic-web-browser/id347929410?mt=8
When you open a pdf in iBooks, it's automatially saved there.

Can I save a file to the Mac HD and, automatically, also save it to Dropbox?, Can I save a file to the Mac HD and, automatically, also save it to Dropbox?

Hi everyone,
Can I save a file to the Mac HD and, automatically, also save it to Dropbox (or another cloud-based storage)?
What I would like to do is to have my Mac HD duplicated in the Cloud?
Is this possible?
Many thanks!
Bryan

Dear dwb
Many thanks for responding!
I am not that technical and I would be grateful if you could continue to help, please.
On the first bit - the Dropbox folder - this I understand - I have been using Dropbox for a number of months and it is fine.
The linking folders outside Dropbox does sound like it is what I would like to do but I don't know how to do it!
May I give an example?
If I have a folder on my Mac HD in Documents entitled "Tax" (nightmare!!) and in the folder I have some subfolders (e.g. 2011, 2012 and 2013) and in the subfolders I have files such as "Propeties", "Travel Days", "Interest", etc.
I would like to duplicate this folder (Tax) and all of its subfolders and files in Dropbox and AUTOMATICALLY update the Dropbox files everytime I update the file on the HD.
Is this possible with Symlink? And if so, how do I do it?
I really appreciate your help!!
Many thanks,
Bryan

Infopath submit - how to hide - Save as dialog box - You can only save this file to the current site

HI,
I have a infopath form. In the submit options, i have used the below:
submit options -
sharepoint document library
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File name: concat("User Info - ", ResourceName, "-", PersonalID)
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When I try to save a record, I am getting a popup:
Save As:
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save, cancel buttons.
How to override this save as option(save as option should not be shown to user), and save the file using the file name mentioned?
Thanks

Are you clicking "Save" when you're using the form or "Submit"??
You should be using "Submit" and it will ... submit your form to the document library with the file name you specified.
To disable the "Save" button, click on "File" then "Form Options". Under the "Filler Features" area you can uncheck the box beside "Save and Save As". Click OK then re-publish your form.

Can't open PDF files in the browser. I've tried every fix mentioned and it still doesn't work!!!

I have Windows XP. Using firefox as my browser. Suddenly, I can't open PDF files in the browser. I've tried all the fixes mentioned. Nothing works!!! Checked the plugin settings, checked Adobe Reader settings.

I already fixed it. I never exited out of Firefox before deleting the mime file. it works now.

Can I see PDF files in the Imac through AppleTV?

Many times I deliver a presentation.
If I buy Apple TV, can i see PDF files in the Imac on the screen?

Thanks for the reply.
"You can't mirror your iMac through Apple TV.
If you have an iPad 2 or 4S you can use airplay mirroring to show PDF's."
Is there any other ways?
I have Imac, Ipod touch, Iphone 4 but do not have ipad2 and 4S.
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I removed chrome 10 and newly installed FF4 final, and I can't read PDF files within the browser. There was no problem in Chrome.

I removed chrome 10 and newly installed FF4 final, and I can't read PDF files within the browser. There was no problem in Chrome. I can't even see the acrobat reader plugin in the plugins page. Acrobat 10 is already installed in my PC. Every time I try to read a PDF file on the web, FF tries to download it instead.

As recommended above by Bernd Alheit, I posted this on the Adobe Reader forum. There, I received the advice to repair the installation under the help menu, which I did and it fixed the problem.
Similar to your solution but found it's a fix found under "HELP" menu and not Add/Remove.
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Can Ipod save PDF fiels? does any apple application can help me to write my handnotes onto PDF files

If what you mean is that you want to annotate already existing PDFs the answer is yes. Goodreader will let you do this. You can highlight stuff. You can type stuff. You can also use your finger or a stylus to hand write stuff onto existing PDFs. It then saves as a copy, so that your original is still intact.
It's not free, but I find it worth what I spent.

Can/How do you save excel files to the cloud?

How, if at all, can you save excel files to icloud?

I think you need to upgrade your MacOS. Mine is running MacOS X 10.8.4.
I am running Numbers '09 v2.3.
Need to sign on to iCloud under Mac Preference Settings.
When I start Numbers, I can view files stored on iCloud, or locally on the Mac harddisk.
Hope it helps.

How to Save pdf file in the BLOB field in the database

I have to save a pdf file which is on the client machine to save in the database column of type BLOB. How can i do that?

LostWorld wrote:
I have to save a pdf file which is on the client machine to save in the database column of type BLOB. How can i do that?PL/SQL code cannot hack across the network. break into that client machine, and read that PDF file from the client's harddrive.
There is a very fundamental client-server principle at stake here - the purpose of the client. What is the purpose of the client? Amongst others, it is to interface with the client hardware and peripherals and devices. Like reading the client keyboard and sending that to the server. Or reading data from the sever and rendering it on the client's display device. Or to receive CSV data from the server and writing it to a local file.
It's purpose is also to read a local file, like a PDF file, and submit that file's contents to the server for storage.
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client
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while not EOF( fileHandle )
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ExecuteSQL( '...' )
.. etc..Thus the client:
a) creates a LOB in Oracle via a PL/SQL call
b) passes data from the client and appends it to the LOB
c) tells Oracle what to do with LOB, such as inserting it into a table

Can not open PDF-files from the internet...

Hi,
I migrade my data to my new mac. But the old user xxx is now yyy. On the old imac I can download PDF-Files with the mozilla firefox. There was a copy from the pdf at the desktop!
Now with the new mac mini and the new user, I get an error, because the firefox (safari too) can not oper the folder Users/xxx/Desktop....
Where can I change this settings to yyy???
Please help...
Thanks!
ULLI

It sounds like you copied your firefox profile across from your other computer and just need to change the destination for downloaded files. Under Firefox->Preferences, look in the Main tab under downloads where it says "Save files to" and click "Choose" to change the destination directory. That ought to fix it.

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