Can I store folders with documents (Adobe Acrobat etc.) in iCloud?

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Can I store folders with documents (Adobe Acrobat etc.) in iCloud? Who knows more? Thanks Hartmut

iCloud does not offer an accessible file system that can store arbitrary files. It does not function like MobileMe's old iDisk, or Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive etc.
iCloud compatible applications on Mac and iOS can save documents to iCloud, but they are only available from within the application that saved them.

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