Can icloud calendar use rtf

Icloud is not giving me the option to use Rich Text Format for my office 2010 calendar. I have removed and installed the latest iOS and am having problems with syncing also.

No. iCloud is not a backup and Photo Stream has 1000 photos and 1 month limitation.
You can use Dropbox app for that.

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My icloud calendar used to sync between outlook and my iPad. I updated my iPad and now my calendar will not sinc.

My icloud calendar used to sync with between my PC and my iPad until I updated the software on my iPad. Now they are not syncing. How can I fix this?

Welcome to the Apple Community diannebc.
First check that all your settings are correct, that calendar syncing is checked on all devices (system preferences > iCloud on a mac and settings > iCloud on a iPhone, iPad or iPod).
Make sure the calendars you are using are in your 'iCloud' account and not an 'On My Mac', 'On My Phone' or other non iCloud account (you can do this by clicking/tapping the calendar button in the top left corner of the application ), non iCloud calendars will not sync.
If you are sure that everything is set up correctly and your calendars are in the iCloud account, you might try unchecking calendar syncing in the iCloud settings, restarting your device and then re-enabling calendar syncing settings.

Can iCloud be used with snow leopard on a Mac if you have an ipad2?

Can iCloud be used with a Mac that has been upgraded to it's full capacity with snow leopard if you are using it with an ipad2 and iPhone 4 ( with upgraded system)?

If you have joined iCloud on your iPad, this will be the situation on your Snow Leopard Mac:
You will be able to access email, calendar and contacts on the iCloud website at http://icloud.com provided your browser is reasonably up-to-date.
You will not be able to sync contacts or bookmarks from a pre-Lion Mac.
You will be able to enter the server settings for email manually in the Mail application and access your email. A pictorial instruction page on doing this is here.
You will not be able to sync your calendars directly.
Some people have been able to set up calendar syncing by using the method detailed here - this is an unsupported hack and may not be reliable, and may stop working at some future point. BusyCal is an iCal-like calendar application with extra facilities: it can sync with the iCloud Calendar while running on Leopard, Snow Leopard or Lion.
There appears to be no method of syncing contacts (though Address Book on a Mac can be synced with Google or Yahoo address books - I don't know how reliable this is)

Anyone, can icloud be used only on computer for storage, etc., without having a device with ios 5?

Anyone, can icloud be used only on computer for storage, etc., without having a device with ios 5?

Apple iCloud Related Support/How-To/Troubleshooting Docs:
Apple IDs and iCloud
iCloud: iCloud security and privacy overview
MobileMe: About moving to iCloud
Frequently asked questions about the MobileMe transition and iCloud
iCloud: Troubleshooting the move from MobileMe to iCloud
iCloud: MobileMe services that no longer sync after moving to iCloud
iCloud: Supported system requirements
iCloud: What if my device or computer doesn't meet iCloud system requirements?
Creating an iCloud account: Frequently Asked Questions
iCloud: Managing your iCloud storage
iCloud: Purchasing iCloud Storage and Billing
iCloud: Resetting your Photo Stream
iCloud: Calendar & reminder data removed from iCal when disabling iCloud Calendar
MobileMe: Advanced iCal troubleshooting for MobileMe Calendar data
iCloud: What version of Windows software am I using for iCloud?

Can iCloud be use for existing photo storage

can icloud be used for storage of all my existing photos as long as i buy the extra storage?

No. iCloud is not a backup and Photo Stream has 1000 photos and 1 month limitation.
You can use Dropbox app for that.

Can iCloud be used as a backup for iBank data?

can iCloud be used as a backup for iBank data?

iBank isn't compatible with iCloud, but developers could add it to the Mac App Store version soon

I've just purchased an iPad 3, 4th edition. I have been using a PC with Microsoft office xp and would like to sync. My emails, contacts, word docs, photos, music now and in the future. What are my best options? Also, can icloud be used with my PC.

I've just purchased an iPad 3, 4th edition. I have been using a PC with Microsoft office xp and would like to sync. My emails, contacts, word docs, photos, music now and in the future. What are my best options? Also, can icloud be used with my PC.

FYI
Complete guide to using iOS 6
http://howto.cnet.com/ios-6-complete-guide/
Guide to Built-In Apps on iOS
https://sites.google.com/site/appleclubfhs/support/advice-and-articles/guide-to- built-in-apps-ios
You can download a complete iOS 5 iPad User Guide and iOS 6 iPad User Guide here: http://support.apple.com/manuals/ipad/
Also, Good Instructions http://www.tcgeeks.com/how-to-use-ipad-2/
Apple - iPad - Guided Tours
http://www.apple.com/ipad/videos/
Apple iPad Guided Tours - Watch the videos see all the amazing iPad apps in action. Learn how to use FaceTime, Mail, Safari, Videos, Maps, iBooks, App Store, and more.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YT2bD0-OqBM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROY4tLyNlsg&feature=relmfu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSPXXhmwYf4&feature=relmfu
How to - Articles & User Guides & Tutorials
http://www.iphone-mac.com/index.php/Index/howto/id/4/type/select
iPad How-Tos http://ipod.about.com/lr/ipad_how-tos/903396/1/
You can download this guide to your iPad.
iPad User Guide for iOS 5
http://itunes.apple.com/us/book/ipad-user-guide-for-ios-5/id470308101?mt=11
 Cheers, Tom

Can iCloud be used on a Samsung Galaxy phone?

I have iCloud on my PC and I have an Apple account. However I use a Samsung phone on Verizon. Can I still use and acces the iCloud from my Samsung Device?

No. It used to support Vista SP2 but now only supports Windos 7 or 8.

Can iCloud be used to synchronize a very large Aperture library across machines effectively?

Just purchased a new 27" iMac (3.5 GHz i7 with 8 GB and 3 TB fusion drive) for my home office to provide support. Use a 15" MBPro (Retina) 90% of the time. Have a number of Aperture libraries/files varying from 10 to 70 GB that are rapidly growing. Have copied them to the iMac using a Thunderbolt cable starting the MBP in target mode.
While this works I can see problems keeping the files in sync. Thought briefly of putting the files in DropBox but when I tried that with a small test file the load time was unacceptable so I can imagine it really wouldn't be practical when the files get north of 100 GB. What about iCloud? Doesn't appear a way to do this but wonder if that's an option.
What are the rest of you doing when you need access to very large files across multiple machines?
David Voran

Hi David,
dvoran wrote:
Don't you have similar issues when the libraries exceed several thousand images? If not what's your secret to image management.
No, I don't .
It's an open secret: database maintenance requires steady application of naming conventions, tagging, and backing-up. With the digitization of records, losing records by mis-filing is no longer possible. But proper, consistent labeling is all the more important, because every database functions as its own index -- and is only as useful as the index is uniform and holds content that is meaningful.
I use one, single, personal Library. It is my master index of every digital photo I've recorded.
I import every shoot into its own Project.
I name my Projects with a verbal identifier, a date, and a location.
I apply a metadata pre-set to all the files I import. This metadata includes my contact inf. and my copyright.
I re-name all the files I import. The file name includes the date, the Project's verbal identifier and location, and the original file name given by the camera that recorded the data.
I assign a location to all the Images in each Project (easy, since "Project" = shoot; I just use the "Assign Location" button on the Project Inf. dialog).
I _always_ apply a keyword specifying the genre of the picture. The genres I use are "Still-life; Portrait; Family; Friends; People; Rural; Urban; Birds; Insects; Flowers; Flora (not Flowers); Fauna; Test Shots; and Misc." I give myself ready access to these by assigning them to a Keyword Button Set, which shows in the Control Bar.
That's the core part. Should be "do-able". (Search the forum for my naming conventions, if interested.) Or course, there is much more, but the above should allow you to find most of your Images (you have assigned when, where, why, and what genre to every Image). The additional steps include using Color Labels, Project Descriptions, keywords, and a meaningful Folder structure. NB: set up your Library to help YOU. For example, I don't sell stock images, and so I have no need for anyone else's keyword list. I created my own, and use the keywords that I think I will think of when I am searching for an Image.
One thing I found very helpful was separating my "input and storage" structure from my "output" structure. All digicam files get put in Projects by shoot, and stay there. I use Folders and Albums to group my outputs. This works for me because my outputs come from many inputs (my inputs and outputs have a many-to-many relationship). What works for you will depend on what you do with the picture data you record with your cameras. (Note that "Project" is a misleading term for the core storage group in Aperture. In my system they are shoots, and all my Images are stored by shoot. For each output project I have (small "p"), I create a Folder in Aperture, and put Albums, populated with the Images I need, in the Folder. When these projects are done, I move the whole Folder into another Folder, called "Completed".)
Sorry to be windy. I don't have time right now for concision.
HTH,
--Kirby.

Can iCloud be used on my iPad like Dropbox or Onedrive?

can I drag files to the iCloud folder on my Mac and access them somehow on my iPad in a similar way that can be done with Dropbox or Onedrive?
Thanks.

Howdy southwestform,
Using iCloud for transferring files from a Mac to an iOS device such as your iPad is dependent on the application your are using on the iPad. Apple applications such as Pages and Numbers, for instance, can use iCloud Drive. Some apps made by third parties also support the use of iCloud Drive. To find out if the applications you want to use support it, contact the maker of that application.
See this article for information about iCloud Drive -
iCloud Drive FAQ - Apple Support
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
Best,
Brett L

Can iCloud be used to seamlessly store and distribute MacMail?

I use the Apple Mail application to consolidate three emailboxes into one via, via IMAP. None of the emailboxes are Apple addresses. Keen to use the new iCloud (Yosemite) system for backup and transfer of mail data between MacBook Air and iMac and iPad. Will the proposed version of iCloud offer an option to store a duplicate of my mailbox folder system on the iCloud, just like Calendar, Contacts and (soon) Finder folders??

I use the Apple Mail application to consolidate three emailboxes into one via, via IMAP. None of the emailboxes are Apple addresses. Keen to use the new iCloud (Yosemite) system for backup and transfer of mail data between MacBook Air and iMac and iPad. Will the proposed version of iCloud offer an option to store a duplicate of my mailbox folder system on the iCloud, just like Calendar, Contacts and (soon) Finder folders??

Can iCloud be used like a carbonite backup?

I'm new to Mac. Bought an iMac and am wondering if iCloud should be or can be used like an offsite backup like Carbonite?

Welcome to the Apple Community.
iCloud can be used to back up iOS devices for purposes of performing a complete restore, however iCloud is primarily a sync service and shouldn't be used to back up your mac.

Can iCloud be used to restore lost music?

My hard disk crashed recently and I lost all my music. I did have it on icloud and on my phone. Can I simply connect my restored mac to icloud or will I then loose the music previously stored in icloud?
I would have to sign up with my new mac which has no music on it - and I'm afraid therefore it will erase the music that was previously on iCoud.
I do still have my music on my iphone

yeah just disassate you old mac and redownload your icloud music, but in the future get a back up to a external hard drive, and take a look at carbonite or crashplan!

Can icloud be used on ipad2?

Can I upgrade my iPad 2 to enable icloud ?

iCloud (IOS 5.1.1/IOS 6)
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Can iCloud be used on an old MacPro or MacBookPro, system 10.6.8?

There is no iCloud in the system preferences of either machine. Can it be downloaded or added any other way? Or are these machines just defunct in regards to syncing?

iCloud requires OS X 10.7.2 or later. See: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4759
Also see: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4929

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