Share via iWork slow

Hi all,
When I try to share a text document via iWork.com, it takes quite a while (more than 30sec) before the next screen pops up. This is also the case when I try to share a spreadsheet in Numbers.
I have the latest ios 4.2 installed on my iPad.
Do you experience the same problem or is it supposed to load/connect a lot faster?
Thanks.
Kr.

Hi and welcome.......
Mine takes about 20 seconds on my WI FI (not wired) network. It may depend on the size of the file. Larger the file, the longer it takes to send to iWork.com.
Carolyn

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