Where do I store my iDisk shared documents on iCloud?

Mobileme states that I need to remove iDisk files before June 30th but, Where do I store my iDisk shared documents on iCloud?
As a loyal user and paid subscriber of mobileme since inception, I'm a bit confused.

Unfortunately, iCloud does not offer an alternative to MobileMe's iDisk. You will need to find a third-party solution such as dropbox or sugarsync.

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Sharing documents in iCloud

I have a business iCloud account so that I can work on documents at home. My boss has the documents in iBooks but when I go to my ibooks they are not there. We both have our documents and data turned on. Any input would be great.

Hey blue_wave,
Thanks for the question. You can share iWork documents with anyone, no need for family sharing:
iWork: Sharing links to documents in iCloud - Apple Support
http://support.apple.com/en-us/TS5274
Thanks,
Matt M.

Where does flash stores the local shared object data

HI All,
I'm using shared object to store local data:
                var so:SharedObject = SharedObject.getLocal(storageName);
                // Store the data
                so.data.userName = userName;
                so.flush();
Where does it actually saved on my hard disk (in windows vista operating system).
10x,
Lior

http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/201/html/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=Live Docs_Book_Parts&file=lsos_087_3.html
The term local refers to the location of the shared object.
In this case, Adobe Flash Player stores the SharedObject file locally
in the client's home directory.
When you create a shared object, Flash Player creates a new
directory for the application and domain. It also creates an empty
*.sol file that stores the SharedObject data. The default location of
this file is a subdirectory of the user's home directory. On Windows,
this directory is the following by default:
c:/Documents and Settings/username/user_domain/Application Data/Macromedia/Flash Player/web_domain/path_to_application/ApplicationName/objectName.sol
If you request an application named MyApp.mxml on the local host, in the Flex context, and within a subdirectory named /sos, Flash Player stores the *.sol file in the following location on Windows:
c:/Documents and Settings/username/user_domain/Application Data/Macromedia/Flash Player/#localhost/flex/sos/MyApp.mxml.swf/objectName.sol

Is there an app on the mac where I can store all of my documents?

I want to know if there is some sort of homework folder app that I can download onto my mac so I can store all of my microsoft word documents?

Why wouldn't you just create a folder called homework in your Home folder?

Sharing documents using iCloud

I'm a LONGTIME MobileMe/.Mac user. I loved that I could post documents in the iDisk and share them with others (I used it for family recipes!). Is this possible with iCloud?

Thank you. That's what I thought. I have set-up Dropbox for all the family recipes so my grown children can easily access them without having to call me for them.
I'm having a VERY hard time getting excited about iCloud other than it's free and I had to pay for MobileMe/.Mac. I have not yet upgraded my computer to Lion so I can't yet use it but will have to soon since MobileMe goes away in June. I have a few programs I will lose and I'm not sure about my two printers - hope at least one will work with Lion. I used MobileMe for SO many years - since it came out - and loved it.

How do I save documents from iCloud into pages on my ipad?

HOw do I save documents from iCloud into pages using an ipad?

Where are you expecting to see "iCloud document?" Pages stores copies of your documents in iCloud but the documents appear in the Pages app. When you edit the document changes are automatically saved to iCloud. You do not go to iCloud to look for documents to open or copy.

Can I save MS Office documents on iCloud?

Can I save MS Office documents on iCloud? If so, how?

What is your Mac OS X version? If you have Yosemite on all Macs and iOS 8.1.2 on all mobile devices and upgraded to iCloud Drive, you can store any type of document in iCloud on iCloud Drive and keep it up to date on all devices. Simply create a folder for your MS documents on iCloud Drive and drag the documents over. See: iCloud Drive FAQ
With Mac OS X 10.9 or earlier, try Winston Churchill's User Tip:
See this link: Using iCloud to sync multiple document types.

Virtual PC 6 for Mac - where does VP store my saved documents in Panther???

We have a 15" PowerBook running 10.3.9 with Virtual PC 6. We bought the software so we can run GoldMine for our client database. Can anyone tell me where Virtual PC stores my saved documents in Panther when VP is not running?
Like any application I am assuming there has to be a root folder in the system that it accesses while running? You can see the saved documents in VP but I am having a difficult time finding them in the system. Of course the Microsoft website is a joke when it comes to support.

"You can see the saved documents in VP but I am having a difficult time finding them in the system."
That's because they're in your installation of Windows, and not on your Mac. Therefore you can't access them unless you've booted into virtual PC. Your only option would be to setup a shared folder from within VPC and save your documents there. That way you can access them from both Mac and Windows.
Also, since VPC is not an Apple product, I suggest you head toward the Microsoft Office:Mac forums found at http://www.microsoft.com/mac/community/community.aspx?pid=newsgroups
That group is dedicated to user questions about MS Office:Mac applications, including VPC. You'll find more answers in that forum rather than an Apple forum dealing the Mac/Windows compatibility.

Where do you store documents and passwords on Ipad?

where do you store documents and passwords on Ipad?

Usually on the iPad, documents are associated with a particular app, which has its storage area for documents. A good Swiss Army Knife for docs is GoodReader.
Do a search in the iTunes App Store and you will find scores of password apps.

I have 5000 photos on my 16GB iphone, where can I store them where i can access them easily?

I have 5000 photos on my 16GB iphone, where can I store them where i can access them easily?

I completely agree Fox. Photostream should be used as a convenience for sharing, not for anything other than temporary storage. Same goes for the device itself.
At least once a week, I import my photos/videos from my iPhone to my computer, and at least once a month, I make a backup of my computer to an external hard drive. And at least once every few months, I burn 2 DVDs of the past few months worth of photos/videos, one for myself, and one that I put in my fire safe with other important hard copy documents. And there are off-site image storage options out there as well which are available, and I've used occassionally.
The only time I've ever lost photos was about one half-day's worth while I was on vacation when my camera went overboard. And this was on day 5 of my vacation. Each night, I swapped out memory cards and uploaded the current day's card to my laptop. For anyone going on a trip, I recommend at least three memory cards for your camera, or if you're only using an iPhone, backup to either iCloud or iTunes every day.
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

Where does iPhone store backups in Mac and Windows?

Sorry I could not find the answer elsewhere.
Where does iPhone store backups on Windows and Mac?
Can the location be changed?
Thanks!

Mac:
Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup/
Windows:
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup
(Note you may need to turn on show hidden files and folders to see it on Windows)
As far as I know, you can't change it.
Good Luck!
EDIT: Too slow to post :P.

Adding query string to files already within shared documents

Am a Sharepoint newbie, so hopefully this is an easy one. Am trying to add a query string to some hyperlinks (of PDF files) that are already published in a Shared Documents web part. What's the best way to accomplish this? Can't seem to find an easy
way to edit the raw HTML anchor tag, which would be so simple. Is the anchor tag HTML exposed someplace where I can edit?
Thanks in advance.

You could potentially modify the rendering of a specific Shared Documents by modifying the XSL of your view in SharePoint Designer. However, this will not affect all libraries and not all views of the library, just the specific page.
The jQuery method is actually very easy and can be deployed site-wide by adding a reference to your MasterPage, or to a specific view / page by using the Content Editor Web Part. The actual jQuery would look something like:
$(document).ready(function() {
$("a[href$='.pdf']").attr('href', function(i, v) {
return v + '#YourCustomQueryString';
Dimitri Ayrapetov (MCSE: SharePoint)

Where does Keynote store the audio files in a presentation

I have slides with individual audio files. When I import or attach the file and then save the presentation, it changes the file name to .mov extension. Where does Keynote store those files? I would like to edit the saved Keynote version, but cannot locate the .mov file!

I'm not exactly sure of what you want to do, and I'm not sure if my answer is the most efficient, or even wholly correct, but here goes ...
When you save a KN presentation (a KN doc) which includes an audio (or movie) file, you can save it 2 (3?) ways: either without or with the file being copied into the document, or as a "package". In a test file I just made with 3 white slides (title, slide with song, second slide with song) the results:
without: 3.8 MB; with: 9.4 MB; package: 9.4 MB. The essential difference, aside from size, is that if saved without, if you play the KN on another machine which doesn't have those audio files on it, the audio won't be there. To make the KN truly portable, you must save with, or as a package. (I'm not too sure of the concept of package in KN. In PP, saving as a package means you end up with a folder, which contains the PP and the media files, each as separate entities. Saving a KN package yields not a folder but a file, which looks to me identical to the result achieved by simply saving with, and seems to behave identically, as well.) The audio file you used will in any case remain where it was before you used it, but, if the KN doc is saved with, or as a package, a copy of it will go into the KN doc.
But then, what do you mean by "edit"? What do you want to edit, the KN presentation, or the audio file within it? If the former, I don't understand where the problem might be. If the latter: using the QT inspector within KN, you can change the length of the audio file (where in the song it starts and stops), whether to start it on click, or automatically after transition, or to loop it. If you wanted to do some other, more exotic audio editing, like reverbs or other effects, I'd do that on (a copy of) the original audio file (found wherever it was before) with another app (GarageBand, for instance), and then I'd replace the first, non-edited, version of the audio file in the KN doc with that.
Have I missed something?
Message edited by gbdoc: maybe someone will chime in to clarify the difference between "saved with" and a "package"

Where should I store the collatoral files that are associated with photos stored in lightroom?

Where should I store the collatoral files that are associated with photos stored in lightroom? Items such as pdf files, word documents, etc. How should I connect them to each other so I can find both the photo and the related data?

Lightroom itself will not help you with pdf, word, etc.
However, there is a plugin you can use called AnyFile which will allow you to manage these documents in Lightroom (by assigning keywords and other metadata) so that you can search for all documents (photos, pdf, word, music, powerpoint, etc.) with given metadata.
Because you do this via metadata, it doesn't matter where you put these files. Put them anywhere you want.

"Shared documents" VS "document library"

What is the different between ”Shared documents” and document library?
Where do I find the ”Shared documents” and what page can you recommend me to read about it?

"Shared Documents" is nothing more than a document library that automatically gets created when certain site templates are used (e.g., Team Site.) In SharePoint 2013, you will notice the library has a display name of "Documents" but a URL path of /Shared%20Documents/.
Other than that, there is nothing special about it. If you don't have one and you want one, you can create it just like any other document library.
Danny Jessee MCPD - SharePoint Developer 2010 MCTS - SharePoint 2010, Configuring Blog: http://dannyjessee.com/blog Twitter: @dannyjessee

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