Thursday, February 6, 2014

how to detect if an ios app support file sharing?




Amir


Some apps supports file sharing in itunes;so i can transfer documents between app and my computer?
I wanna buy an app but i don't know if it has file sharing or not? is there any sign if an app has this possiblily?
i wanna buy officesuite or quickoffice.i am not sure if they support itunes file sharing? Thanks



Answer
iFiles ...
you can add any file from your computer with an easy drag and drop...


description in app store ...

iFiles is the most intuitive file manager for iOS with features like connectivity to many file cloud services, transferring files between computer or cloud services, ability to view many file formats (PDF viewer now supports annotations, search and more), voice recorder, web downloader, text file editor and more.

Supported Online Cloud Services and Protocols:
Dropbox, Google Drive, iCloud, Box.net, SkyDrive, SugarSync , FTP/FTPS, SFTP, Flickr, Picasa, Facebook, Rackspace CloudFiles, CloudApp, PogoPlug, WebDav, Amazon S3, Ubuntu One Files, ownCloud, 4Shared, also using Amazon S3: DreamObjects and UltiCloud.

Key Features:
⢠WEB DOWNLOADER - Download files from the web using the build in Web Browser or Safari using iFiles Bookmarks. (HTML5/YouTube Videos are now supported)
⢠EMAIL - Send documents as email attachments directly from iFiles using iPhones email accounts or links to files stored in the cloud. (given service supports this feature)
⢠VOICE RECORDER - Use iFiles build-in voice recorder to create voice notes.
⢠POPUP MENU - Tap and hold on file to display context popup menu with file operations.
⢠PROPERTIES -View and change folder and files properties: color label, icon, and rename. For services with supported API you can edit: comments, description, tags/keywords, privacy, copy/generate links.
⢠SHARE FILES - Share files with other iOS users of iFiles over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
⢠PDF VIEWER - Viewer now supports annotations, full-text search, bookmarks, highlighting, saving directly to a cloud service and more.
⢠SECURE - If cloud services uses username and password they are stored using iOS Keychain, Remote access to your device can be secured with password, and device can be locked using passcode. (Your information is never send to any outside service)
⢠FILE OPERATIONS - Move, Copy, Rename, Delete, and create New Folders (Operations are supported for all cloud services given that service API supports it)
⢠ZIP/EXTRACT - Create archive files and unarchive many common archive formats: Zip, RAR, 7-zip, Tar, Gzip, and Bzip2.
⢠TRANSFER MANAGER - Download, upload and transfer files directly between services without required to first download then upload files. Transfers support background mode and will resume if application is closed.
⢠EASY UPLOAD - If your creating voice recording, importing photos or creating a text file, iFiles will automatically upload to the current location no matter if its local or remote.
⢠CLIPBOARD PASTE - Paste text and photos/images directly to current folder.
⢠OPEN IN - Open files in apps that support those file types.
⢠PRINT - Print files using AirPrint.
⢠TEXT FILES - Create and edit plain text files. (Locally or directly in the cloud)
⢠PHOTO IMPORT - Take Photos, record movies or import from your Photo Library. (Multiple selection support is coming in next update)
⢠MEDIA PLAYER - Playback audio and video files.
⢠THUMBNAILS - Thumbnails are generated for local files: photos, videos and pdf files, thumbnails are displayed for cloud service if its supported.

File Formats
⢠iWorks (Pages, numbers, Keynote) â08 and â09 (with or without Preview)
⢠Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
⢠HTML web pages and Web archives (web pages downloaded by Safari)
⢠PDF Documents.
⢠RTF (Rich Text Format) and RTFD.
⢠Plain text with auto-detection of character encoding. Text files can also be edited.
⢠Movies (supported file formats by iPhone: MP4, MOV, MPV, 3GP, M4V)
⢠Audio (WAV, MP3, M4A, CAF, AIF, AIFF, ACC)
⢠Images (JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIF, TIFF, ICO, CUR, XBM)

Moving iPhone 4 from Vista to iMac?




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I've recently ordered an iMac and while I'm waiting for it to ship I'm preparing iTunes and my iPhone for the switch. So far I've consolidated my iTunes library, made sure all of my apps and music are on iTunes, and I'm about of back up my iPhone. When I move the iTunes file onto my iMac do will I have any problems like losing apps, contacts, photos, etc.?


Answer
For app. I am not sure you can transfer them from Windows to Mac computer. as for music, contacts, photos. there is iPhone to Mac transfer u can try. lol... http://www.iphone-to-mac-transfer.com/ easy way to copy and transfer Music, Movie, Photo, ePub, PDF, Audiobook, Voice Memo, Camera roll (iOS 4 above), Ringtone, Podcast, TV Show, SMS, Contacts, Call List from iPhone to Mac or iTunes.




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