Creating and Editing a Document on the iPad
Quizás la alternativa gratuita de mayor calidad que exista hasta ahora. Es un cliente para iPad de la archiconocida suite ofimática online de Google Docs. Lo mejor es que podremos editar documentos simultáneamente desde nuestro iPad, con otras personas de manera colaborativa. Lo más interesante de Google Drive es que siempre trabajamos desde la nube, olvidándonos de los documentos físicos.
Pages, Keynote y Numbers In this article we talk about applications to edit documents and how to upload them. Pages, Keynote, Numbers
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¿Entonces cómo cargo un documento que quiero editar en el iPad?
Sin duda es la pregunta estrella. Tenemos un archivo de Word o PowerPoint en nuestro ordenador (ya sea Mac o PC), y queremos meterlo en Pages o Keynote para editarlo . Lo más recomendable es tener activado iCloud para que se sincronicen los documentos automáticamente, opción que se activa por defecto cuando configuramos el iPad por primera vez.
A classic is when editing a document .
Many still have in mind the operation of a computer, in which to edit a document, we put a pendrive and open the file, we save it again in the pendrive , and so on. However, unlike many tablets with Android, the iPad doesn’t have a USB port or file browser so we can upload documents to it.
We will now tell you which are the best applications for editing documents on the iPad and how you can load one of these onto your computer.
The best applications for editing documents on the iPad
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Price: Free
App Store>
Price: 8.99 euros
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Price: 17.99 euros
App Store
So, when we load the document, the iPad will automatically upload it to iCloud and when we want to continue editing it on the Mac we can do so. In case we have Windows, iCloud will only serve to have a backup. If we load the document on the Mac through Pages or Keynote, it will also be uploaded to iCloud and when we open it on the iPad it will appear automatically.
However, there will be people who do not have a Mac and will need to upload the document through iTunes. If you don’t have it, download it from the Apple website. Once in iTunes, we’ll go to the Applications tab in our iPad. There we will get the list of applications and a window where we can load the files by dragging them from Windows Explorer or Finder , as shown in the image:
Once the documents are loaded we go to Pages or Keynote on our iPad and do the following:
- We press + in the upper left corner.
- Now a window opens where we can choose all the documents we have uploaded and are available to be opened. Once selected, it will open in Pages and we will be able to edit it completely: text format, images, add new elements, etc.
Remember that the method of loading via iTunes is not only limited to Apple applications, but most of these support it, so we will have to load them via USB and open the documents from the application itself .
As we can see, using the Apple suite, although it is not free, gives us the greatest advantages when it comes to editing a document, which also integrates perfectly with the computer and makes an automatic backup in the cloud . As if this wasn’t enough, we have the most complete and high quality applications to carry out this task.
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