HT4847 how do i store my photos on i cloud?

How do I store my photos on I Cloud?

These Apple documents will give you what you need to know:
iCloud: System requirements
iCloud: Photo Stream FAQ
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HT4847 How can I store my photos, now mobile me is no longer

Hi Guys
Since mobile me has been scrapped, what's the best place to store a backup of your photos online
Cheers
Harvey

This page will give you some information on the subject:
http://rfwilmut.net/missing2

From a PC, how do I store a photo into Photo Stream so that I can access it on iPad?

From a PC, how do I store a photo into Photo Stream so that I can access it on iPad? Like, a Word document can be dropped into iCloud from my PC and it will appear when I open iCloud from my iPad.

Text copied from here.
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2606?viewlocale=en_US
From your Windows desktop
From your Windows desktop, drag any photo to the Photo Stream Uploads folder you chose in the iCloud Control Panel.
Note: Photos in Photo Stream appear in the order they were originally taken, not in the order they were added to Photo Stream. If you manually add photos, they appear throughout Photo Stream in the appropriate date order.
For a list of file types that can be added to Photo Stream, go to the Apple Support article Photo Stream FAQ and see “What photo formats does Photo Stream support.”

HT1349 How do I store my photos on my iPad storage in stead of iCloud?

I have 64 gb. How do I store my photos and other download videos and music in it instead of iCloud 5.0 gb?

Note that none of your Photos or downloaded videos are stored in your iCloud 5GB.
Photos take with the iPad are temporarily put into Photo Stream in yoru iCloud(if enabled) but they are deleted after 30 days.

HT4859 How do I retrieve my photos from the cloud after a reset. My photos are gone from my phone, and I backed them up on iCloud?

How do I retrieve my photos from the cloud after a reset. My photos are gone from my phone, and I backed them up on iCloud? when I restored it, no camera roll pictures?

Try restoring the backup again. Sometimes it's successful the second time. You could also try restoring an older backup. iCloud will have your last 3 backups is you have sufficient storage space in your account.

How can i retrieve my photos from i cloud ?

how can i retrieve my photos from i cloud ?

Welcome to the Apple community.
Photo stream is not available at iCloud.com. In order to see the photos taken on your new iPad, you need to use another iOS device, mac or PC which is logged into your iCloud account.

HT201318 how do i store my movies in the cloud?

HOW DO I STORE MY MOVIES IN THE CLOUD?

If they can be stored in the cloud, they're already there; only movies purchased from the iTunes Store can be put there, and this isn't available in all countries.
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HT201317 how to i downloan my photos from the cloud to my pc

How do I download my photos from the cloud to my pc

Try restoring the backup again. Sometimes it's successful the second time. You could also try restoring an older backup. iCloud will have your last 3 backups is you have sufficient storage space in your account.

How do i download my photos from i cloud to i photo?

how do i download my photos from i cloud to i photo?

You'll have to follow this method: iOS: Import personal photos and videos from iOS devices to your computer
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HT4847 How do I store things in my iCloud storage

Please tell me how do I store things in the iCloud and use the 5 GB

iCloud helps you to backup the data online. For example: you use Dropbox to save files, which are easily accessible on any computer, when you login with your email address & password.
The same way, you can login with apple id & password on different devices. iCloud will stream the photos or download apps, automatically to other devices at the same time, if you purchased on your iPhone.
So if I download, Angry birds on my iPhone, it will automatically gets downloaded on my iPad as well.
Or if I buy a song from iTunes Store on my iPad, it will automatically appear on my iPhone.
Apart from that you can save the following things on the iCloud Server
Purchased music, movies,
TV shows, apps, and books
Photos and video in the Camera Roll
Device settings
App data
Home screen and app organization
Messages (iMessage, SMS, and MMS)
Ringtones
Hope this helps

How do I store my photo library on my mac to the iCloud

How do I store my entrée photo library, currently on my mac to the iCloud? I simply want to use the apparently massive storage i have paid for to have a "safe " place for family photos in the hopefully unlikely event of my house burning down.

You can't. The iCloud storage is only for backing up the content of mobile devices. You can read more about it in this Apple Document: iCloud: iCloud storage and backup overview
The best method of backing up your iPhoto Library is to an external HD formatted OS X Extended (journaled) connected to your iMac. I you use Time Machine to do so you'll also be backing up your boot drive. There is no cloud backup available that will backup an iPhoto Library due to the formatting requirements. The other formats will not preserve the complex ecosystem of files and links within the library package.
Some users have multiple backup of their boot drive, one with TM, one that is cloned to a EHD that can be stored off site and updated on a monthly basis, etc.

HT4847 How can I store files on iCloud?

How can I store files on iCloud?

Actually, I have found that this is very possible, combining several other tips from around the web, though perhaps not easy. I am using Moutain Lion. I am assuming that you have already activated and signed into iCloud previously. Here are the steps for creating a cloud storage location that you can drage any file into, and access from any of your Macs:
1) Create a new folder in the directory that is synced with iCloud. Start by opening a Finder window, and going to the ~/Library/ directory. Do this by typing Shift-Command-G while the Finder is open, and typing ~/Library in the goto window. Next, open the directory "Mobile Documents". Finally, Control-Click inside the Finder and select the "New Folder" option, naming it whatever you like -- I chose "iCloud".
2) Step two is about creating a shortcut to this iCloud folder in the Finder. You cannot directly drag the iCloud folder into the Favorites section of the Finder, but you can do this: Control-Click on your new folder, and select "Make Alias". Now, drag this alias over to your Favories panel in the finder. You will be prompted whether you really want to move the Alias out of iCloud: Say "Yes". Now, delete the Alias -- you don't need the original instance of it any more. (Alternatively, you can skip to the end of step 3 and drag the symbolic link into the Finder Favorites)
3) Step three is about being able to access this iCloud folder from the Unix command line, and from the Desktop GUI. Open a Terminal window (Launchpad => Other => Terminal). By the way, I recommend putting the Terminal into your Taskbar, if it isn't already. You should be in your home directory ... to verify, type "cd" and press Enter. Now, create a Unix symbolic link (an Alias won't work for this) to the actual location of the iCloud folder:
Type "ln -s ~/Library/Mobile\ Documents/iCloud/ iCloud" and press enter. The command should be entered precisely, I recommend cut and paste. The first character is a lower case "L" and there is a space after the backslash between "Mobile" and "Documents". You should now have a symbolic link to the iCloud folder created. To view it in the Finder, go to your home directory: Shift-Command-G, and then enter "~/" into the window. You should see a folder called "iCloud" there, with a little arrow animation in the corner. You can drag this into the Taskbar to have a permanent clickable shortcut. You can also access the contents of this folder through the terminal. From your home directory, just type "cd iCloud" and press Enter. You are now in the iCloud folder (or more properly, your local version of it), and can use the usual Unix tricks ... "ls" to list contents, "mkdir ABCD" to make a new directory called "ABCD", "mv a.txt b.txt" to rename a file "a.txt" into "b.txt", etc.
4) Step four is about accessing this folder on other machines. On a second Mac, repeat all of the steps above *EXCEPT* for creating the New Folder in step 1 ... it already exists, but you can get it into your finder bar, and create sym-links in the same way from there.
The great thing about this is that when you work, you are editing a *local* copy of the file, so you can work offline if you like. Then, whenever you have internet access, the *actual remote* cloud copy of any new or modified files is uploaded. Likewise, updated files are downloaded from the cloud to get your local files into sync. You have the benefit/safety of a local hard copy, AND the portability (and extra safety) of cloud storage. It's exactly what I wanted, and it works like a dream. Plus, time machine can back up your *local* copies, to maintain version history. I'm not quite sure what happens if you try to simultaneously edit a file from two places, but don't do that.
Hope that helps you!
JWSpaceman

HT4847 how can i store ms office files in iCloud?

how can i store ms office files in iCloud?

Welcome to the Apple Support Communities
To store Office files on iCloud, you need Numbers, Keynote or Pages, depending of the files you want to upload (Word, PowerPoint or Excel).
First, if you haven't done it, open App Store and purchase Keynote, Numbers and/or Pages. Then, if you have OS X Mountain Lion, when you open the app, you will see an iCloud window where you can drag your Office documents to be uploaded to iCloud.
If you don't have OS X Mountain Lion, open http://www.icloud.com, login with your Apple ID, select iWork and drag your Office documents

HT4847 How do you store apps in icloud

How do you store apps in the Icloud??

By either restoring your iCloud backup, which will restore all data, settings, apps and other purchased media contained in the backup, or by redownloading them from the app store as discussed here: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2519 (which will restore the app, but not any app data).

Does a move to Lightroom 5 force me to store my photos in the Cloud?

I am an Aperture user who wishes to move to Lightroom (and possibly Photoshop). I presently save all my photos to an external drive. Adobe has announced a tool to facilitate the migration to Lightroom 5 from Aperture. My impression is that it requires me to now store all my photos in the Cloud. I am uncomfortable with this from a privacy point of view and the expectation that the cost of storing tens of thousands of photos in the Cloud will be expensive.
Many of my photographer friends have previous versions of Lightroom and Photoshop which allow them to save their photos locally. They do not want to move to the Cloud.
Do I have to use the Cloud if I migrate to Lightroom 5?
If yes, do I have any other options?

You need to upgrade to be able to use iCloud;
For a full support of all iCloud features see: iCloud: iCloud Photo Sharing FAQ
To use MyPhotoStream, you would at least need to upgrade to Lion:
What do I need to use My Photo Stream?
To use My Photo Stream you need an iCloud account, compatible devices, and up-to-date software:
iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iOS 5.1 or later
Mac with OS X Lion v10.7.5 or later and iPhoto 9.2.2 or Aperture 3.2.3 or later
Apple TV (2nd generation) with Apple TV Software Update 5.0 or later
PC with Windows 7 or later and the iCloud Control Panel 2.1 or later for Windows
For complete iCloud setup instructions, visit How to set up iCloud.

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