What happens when the beta test of iCloud for iWork is over?

They asked me to participate in a beta test which stores iWork in the cloud. Not 100% on all the specifics but I was wondering/worried if when the trail is over will all my documents saved there be lost?

Good question, as soon as Apple announces anything we ll find out. I do have some documents there as well.
Probably I should back them up ASAP, just in case.
Apple XD wrote:
They asked me to participate in a beta test which stores iWork in the cloud. Not 100% on all the specifics but I was wondering/worried if when the trail is over will all my documents saved there be lost?

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Please visit this page for the information:
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AnnaMChapman wrote:
And when the public beta trial ends - do you lose all your sessions? are you given first dibs for upgrading to the new paid-for software?
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