Document corruption

I created a simple text journal in Pages on my iPad. I had no problems with the document until I bought an iMac, started using iCloud and adding/editing text on both devices. Now when I open the document on my iPad I get a message that says Unknown Error Close Document. I tried copying the text to a new blank Pages template. Same problem.

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If your AppleWorks document is a word processing one made/last saved with AppleWorks 6, Pages will open it. Because AppleWorks does not normally add its .cwk extension to the file name, Pages is likely not going to recognize it as an AppleWorks file &, therefore, one it can open. You can set AppleWorks' preferences to add the .cwk extension in Preferences > General > Files. You can also add the .cwk extension to the file name in the Finder in either OS 9 or OS X. In OS X, see this user tip for information for adding the extension to whole folders of files at one time.
It is best to use a Mac-formatted drive or disk to transfer the file. Burning them to a CD is a good way to create a backup at the same time.

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