Creating iCloud Folders

iCloud's effectiveness is greatly diminished without the ability to create Folders within the iWork documents section. Can someone show me how to create these folders so that my Mac and i devices can find files within folders.

Just to clarify, the iCloud viewer in which folders can be created, which is mentioned above is accessible from within the iWork applications running under Mountain Lion. Just open Pages for example, and select File > Open.
In the window that appears, folders can be created by dragging files on top of one another.

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How to create iCloud folders

Hello, I would like to know how can I create folders in iCloud to organize my emails
I'm using Mountain Lion.
Thank you for the help.

In the email client, just click the + at the bottom of the left panel to create a new mailbox

How to create new folders on iCloud Drive from iOS or with document picker?

Recently I wanted to share several files from my iWorks suite with my colleagues. I do not want them to edit these files, instead I made templates in Numbers for easier management of hours worked. Everyone could download their copy and keep a track of their hours themselves. The problem is, not everyone has an Apple product.
Unfortunately, iOS does not support native browsing of iCloud Drive (except the document picker, which, to me, isn't helpful at all), the only way I know of - to create a new folder - is to open iCloud.com in Safari, request the desktop site and make a new folder from there.
Is there another way of creating new folders, preferably an official app from Apple or from within an iWorks app or the document picker that I do not know of? Or is this actually a missing feature?
Also, if Apple could make an app similar to Microsoft OneDrive, that would be great.

Yes, there is a way. Here is the workaround. You can add notes folders directly with your iPad or iPhone.
http://keeplifesimple.weebly.com/1/post/2013/11/add-folders-to-native-notes-app- on-ios.html
Enjoy! Please pass it on, leave a comment on the page, or "like us" on Facebook if you find this information helpful.

HT201320 Does my email service provider have to provide the ability for me to create an IMAP email account in order for me to create Sub-folders within Apple Mail?

Hi, Apple Mail provides a function to create sub-folders within my mailbox so that I can group emails of similar subjects or from the same sender. My service provider only provides POP email protocol and the New Folder button does not appear in my Apple Mail account for that service provider. Icloud provides the opportunity for the iPad user to select between POP and IMAP. I can select IMAP and the New Folder button appears allowing me to create sub-folders within the icloud email account. Does this mean I cannot create sub-folders in my email account unless my service provider provides customers with the option of creating an IMAP email account?
This appears to be a problem for quite a few Apple Mail users, but service providers appear reticent to provide a response other than 'use Microsoft Exchange / Hotmail, Google GMail, or some other third party email service provider'. This is why I have chosen icloud as my email service provider. It is Apple and therefore Apple supports it. I have been a Telstra customer for over 15 years and they informed me today, strongly, that they support their own products and services, not Apple products, even though Telstra sell them. When I asked the Telstra Customer Support Manager whether they support Telstra customers, I was informed 'no, because the Telstra customer is not a Telstra product or service'. I have since cancelled my Telstra email account and am in the process of cancelling all of my Telstra services.

Apple Sceptic wrote:
Does this mean I cannot create sub-folders in my email account unless my service provider provides customers with the option of creating an IMAP email account?
Yes. That is what it means. You need an IMAP account in order to create sub folders on the iPad.

Outlook has now 2 iCloud Folders... Is there a solution ?

Hi there
When I had first synced Outlook with Outlook 2007, I could Find in Outlook these folders:
1) Personal Folders
2) [email protected] (where xxxxx = my iCloud email)
After some issues I've had I deleted everything in Outlook, I created a new empty "Personal Folders" folder and then I run iCloud Panel.
This time the sync between Outlook and iCloud created two different iCloud Folders as seen below
This seems strange. What should I do now? Should I just move "Trash" and "Search Folders" into [email protected] and delete the "iCloud" folder ?
Thank you in advance
p.s. Deleting again all the Outlook folders and re-running iCloud Control Panel had exactly the same results...

Each iCloud account has a separate ID. You can't have two accounts with the same ID.
If you want to consolidate them, choose the device with the account on it that you want to abandon, then save any photo stream photos that you want to keep to your camera roll (unless already there) by opening your my photo stream album, tapping Select, tapping the photos, tap the share icon (box with upward facing arrow), then tapping Save to Camera Roll. If you are syncing notes with the account that you want to keep, you'll need to open each of your notes and email them to yourself so you can later copy and paste the text into new notes created in your other account. Then go to Settings>iCloud, tap Delete Account, provide your password (if using iOS 7) and choose Keep on My iDevice when prompted. Then sign into the account you want to merge with and choose Merge when prompted.
You cannot move iCloud email accounts between iCloud accounts so you will have to leave it behind. You can set email forwarding to the new email account, or add the email account back to your devices as a secondary account by going to Settings>Mail,Contacts,Calendars>Add Account>iCoud, signing in to the account and enabling Mail. Email in this secondary account will only be fetched periodically as push email is only supported in your primary account.

Creating iCloud mail folder on Mac

When I create mail folders in IClouds, then they are visible and working fine on my mail system on Mac. But, many times I work offline and hence would like to create the mail folders on the Mac and then let them be replicated to ICloud. How to?
Best regards,
Torben

There isn't a fix, it's working the way it's intended, you can put your mail boxes in any order that you want, just drag them where you want them

How to create multi-folders in a single folder in numbers

how do you create multi-folders in a single folders. I have multi files orginized by month, but now i need to group it into a single folder by year.

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Can I create separate folders to save media on my Airport Time Capsule? Issue is I have a 256GB HDD Mac Pro Retina which is almost full. TC will only take backup of my HDD. So where would I save my photos and videos from my iPhone and iPad?

Can I create separate folders to save media on my Airport Time Capsule? Issue is I have a 256GB HDD Mac Pro Retina which is almost full. TC will only take backup of my HDD. So where would I save my photos and videos from my iPhone and iPad?

It is a hard one.. laptops with small drives are a pain.
What you need is a home media server.
Some people use a PC running itunes for cost.. but that is nothing like as good as using a Mac mini.. they make great little HTPC device.. you can plug in large hard disks and store all your files and media. And share it with the network.. Read up apple's instructions on home sharing.
https://www.apple.com/au/support/homesharing/
For cost you can buy a mini from 2011 or 2012.. I would not recommend earlier ones.. the advantage of 2012 is they have USB3 ports. But you will pay more for them.. new mini is not as useful.. they have soldered in memory and you cannot upgrade.. the old mini was the most easily modified mac in the whole range. Uses little power and can be bought for a $300US for a good one second hand.. maybe less.

Applescript for creating job folders

having trouble with an applescript. I'm trying to create an applescript that will create a job folder for me with job number and job name in which I can include folders and subfolders.
I found this script by searching google and it's pretty much what I need (thank you to who ever might have created it). I altered the folder names to what I need, and it seems to work for the most part but throws an error at the end that says : Finder got an error: Can't make "drive:path" into type item
however it still makes everything i need. I would just like to get rid of the error.
the script editor highlights the line of text that's having issues for me, but since i barely knew what I was doing in the first place I don't know how or what to change.
if someone could help me that would be great. here is the code.
set thepath to {"drive:path"}
set JobName to text returned of (display dialog "Please enter Job Name:" default answer "Job Name")
set incomingDate to (current date)
set numYear to year of incomingDate as number
set textYear to text -2 through -1 of (numYear as string)
set JobNum to text returned of (display dialog "Please enter Job Number:" default answer {textYear & "xxx"})
set JobNumName to JobNum & "_" & JobName
set newsublist to {{"Builds", {"versions"}}, {"Links"}, {"Fonts"}, {"Proofs"}}
tell application "Finder"
set baseFolder to make new folder with properties {name:JobNumName}
repeat with i from 1 to count newsublist
try
set {tier2, t2Subs} to {item 1, item 2's items} of item i of newsublist
set tier2Folder to make new folder at baseFolder with properties {name:(tier2)}
repeat with tier3 in t2Subs
make new folder at tier2Folder with properties {name:(tier3)}
end repeat
on error
make new folder at baseFolder with properties {name:(item 1 of item i of newsublist)}
end try
end repeat
activate
open thepath
end tell

There are a few differences with Leopard that still get me from time to time. Tiger's AppleScript doesn't like path to desktop, so instead use the statement:
set ThePath to (get path to desktop folder)
The other thing I hadn't noticed before is if there is an error, the script just stops instead of throwing up a dialog. If you are doing something like using an illegal file name or trying to create a folder in a location that you don't have permissions, then unless the MakeFolderStructure statement is in a try statement it will fail silently. Adding an error display will at least tell you if there is an error, so a script that works in Tiger (as well as Leopard) is:
<pre style="
font-family: Monaco, 'Courier New', Courier, monospace;
font-size: 10px;
margin: 0px;
padding: 5px;
border: 1px solid #000000;
width: 720px; height: 340px;
color: #000000;
background-color: #FFDDFF;
overflow: auto;"
title="this text can be pasted into the Script Editor">
-- make a folder structure at the currently selected Finder item
tell application "Finder" to try -- get the current selection
set ThePath to the first item of (get selection)
if the last character of (ThePath as text) is not ":" then -- a file
set ThePath to the container of ThePath
end if
on error -- default to the desktop
set ThePath to (get path to desktop folder)
end try
set JobName to text returned of (display dialog "Please enter Job Name:" default answer "Job Name")
set textYear to text -2 through -1 of ((current date)'s year as text)
set JobNum to text returned of (display dialog "Please enter Job Number:" default answer {textYear & "xxx"})
set JobNumName to JobNum & "_" & JobName
try
MakeFolderStructure out of {JobNumName, {"Builds", {"versions"}, "Links", "Fonts", "Proofs"}} at ThePath
on error ErrorMessage number ErrorNumber -- oops
activate me
display alert "Error " & ErrorNumber message ErrorMessage
end try
to MakeFolderStructure out of SomeItem at SomeFolder
make the folder structure defined in SomeItem at SomeFolder
SomeList defines the structure:
nested list items create folders in the previous text item - {"A", {"B", {"C"}}} = /A/B/C
empty text items will create untitled folders
parameters - SomeItem [mixed]: the folder structure
SomeFolder [alias]: the destination folder
returns nothing
set ParentFolder to SomeFolder
if class of SomeItem is list then
repeat with AnItem in SomeItem
if class of AnItem is list then -- add subfolder(s)
MakeFolderStructure out of AnItem at SomeFolder
else -- add a new child folder at the current parent
tell application "Finder" to make new folder at ParentFolder with properties {name:AnItem}
set SomeFolder to the result as alias
end if
end repeat
else -- add a new (potential) parent folder
tell application "Finder" to make new folder at SomeFolder with properties {name:AnItem}
set ParentFolder to the result as alias
end if
end MakeFolderStructure</pre>

Creating new folders in Mail

Greetings..
How does one create new folders under the inbox for organizing purposes? I was expecting to be able to create a "new folder" within any other folder, but all I can find is smart folders, and some other strange option which results in this new folder under the heading "On My Mac"...strange...what's this "On My Mac" all about? Why can't I just create a new folder under my inbox, and organize the way I see fit? This is really odd..

You can accomplish this by creating a new mailbox ( *plus sign* in the bottom left corner of the main window). I think this should say folder, but I didn't make this choice. It acts like a folder. Just click and drag emails from your inbox to these other mailboxes you created. The "On My Mac" just refers to where the emails get stored (/Users/yourshortname/Library/Mail)
D.
Edit: the funny thing is the icon for the new mailboxes is a folder, go figure.
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Can I use iCloud on pc if I didn't create iCloud account on my iphone.

I installed iClode on my pc but can't finish installation. Get message "Your apple id is valid but is not iCloud account"
What to do?
Thanks
/Zemira

You can only create iCloud account on an iOS device (iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch) running iOS 5 or higher, or on a Mac running OS X Lion (10.7.5) or higher. After creating your account on one of these devices you will then be able to sign into the account using your iCloud ID on your PC.

Is there any way to enable rSAP, use the iPhone as a modem, create sms folders, and show the day's calender on the home screen?

Hi folks
Had iPhone for a while and generally happy, but it seems I still need to keep my old nokia E72 because I cannot seem to use the iPhone as a modem, nor does it support rSAP.
Also, while I like the threaded sms view, I'd also like the option to create sms folders to stash away my banking sms info, all of which comes from different numbers, and filled the sms inbox with hundreds of messages.
Lastly, having the meeting for the day diplayed somewhere on the home screen would be great if there were a way to do it. Yes, I can go into calender easy enough, but unless I develop the habit of checking it all the time, I often forget about a meeting whereas on the old nokia, it was always displayed.
What gives with the lack of flash support? Maybe ol Steve dislikes adobe, but it seems like a serious lack to me. Even the old nokia has some flash support.
Given that, I must say I love the seperate calenders and contacts. It's great to be able to keep home contacts seperate from work ones, but still have them on the same phone. Email is great two - full html support seems like a given but it works really well.

rSAP has largely been supplanted by ABAP, which the iPhone supports. Most modern smartphones, including the iPhone do NOT store any information on the SIM.
SMS inboxes. Not much to say. I've never had a desire to do this. I understand it could be useful, but it's unlikely to change.
As for meetings on the home screen... Wait for iOS 5
Flash: it's not JUST that Steve doesn't like flash. Adobe has failed to produce a workable version of Flash for iOS. Blame has to go to both sides. I say good riddance to it.

Can I use my newly created iCloud email address as my Apple ID?

Hey,
I know there have been loads of post regarding iCloud and account issues. I was wondering if it was possible to use my newly created iCLoud email address as my Apple ID and its primary address. I had a hotmail account as my Apple ID before signing up for iCloud. For me it's purely cosmetic and I want to retire that hotmail address.
Thanks
Peter

this has been really bugging me as well, i dont see why we cant do this.
if you create a new apple id you get the option to use a free icloud email as the apple id, but old users are stuck?

Create multiple folders with one click on documents tab in BP in SAP CRM

Hi Experts,
I have a requirement to create multiple folders by clicking on a button in Documents tab in BP transaction in CRM. In standard process by clicking on create folder button we create folders. we want to create multiple folders with one single click ( i guess we can develop another button for that) folder name will be hard coded. Kindly let me know , how this can be achieved.

Hi Experts,
I have a requirement to create multiple folders by clicking on a button in Documents tab in BP transaction in CRM. In standard process by clicking on create folder button we create folders. we want to create multiple folders with one single click ( i guess we can develop another button for that) folder name will be hard coded. Kindly let me know , how this can be achieved.

HT4436 I have a windows PC. When I enter my apple id and password to the icloud, it shows "Apple id is correct but it's not an iCloud account" So how I create iCloud account or how can I fix it?

I have a windows PC. When I enter my apple id and password to the icloud, it shows "Apple id is correct but it's not an iCloud account" So how I create iCloud account or how can I fix it?

To enable iCloud on your Windows PC,
first set up iCloud on your other (Apple) devices,
then install the iCloud Control Panel for Windows...
From Here > http://www.apple.com/icloud/setup/pc.html

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