Write to local CSV (or txt) file on iPad -- access via iTunes

I'm trying to figure out how to write to a local CSV (or TXT) text file on the iPad. I've got UIFileSharingEnabled working--iTunes sees the app as available for file sharing. However, via FileStreram, I can't find where to save the file to? I've tried all the options I know of;
* documentsDirectory
* applicationDirectory
* desktopDirectory
* userDirectory
* applicationStorageDirectory
...but the file doesn't show up in iTunes. Anyone have any suggestions? You game developers must have this figured out for 'high-score' and preferences.
Thanks

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