TheBigKing macrumors 65816 Original poster Jul 27, 2010 1,093 98 PR Jan 10, 2012 #1 i have a documents on my macbook pro and i want to transfer to the iphone to view its any good app to do it ?
i have a documents on my macbook pro and i want to transfer to the iphone to view its any good app to do it ?
J jj48 macrumors regular Oct 15, 2011 181 0 UK Jan 10, 2012 #2 TheBigKing said: i have a documents on my macbook pro and i want to transfer to the iphone to view its any good app to do it ? Click to expand... One option is to just email them to yourself (to an account you can access on your iPhone). Saves you having to get an app at all...
TheBigKing said: i have a documents on my macbook pro and i want to transfer to the iphone to view its any good app to do it ? Click to expand... One option is to just email them to yourself (to an account you can access on your iPhone). Saves you having to get an app at all...
TheBigKing macrumors 65816 Original poster Jul 27, 2010 1,093 98 PR Jan 10, 2012 #3 and what app i can use to view it on the iphone Evernote or something else ?
4 416049 macrumors 68000 Mar 14, 2010 1,844 2 Jan 10, 2012 #4 exactly what type of documents? For example pdf's can be viewed without any extra software.
J jj48 macrumors regular Oct 15, 2011 181 0 UK Jan 10, 2012 #6 TheBigKing said: and what app i can use to view it on the iphone Evernote or something else ? Click to expand... Just go into mail and click the attachment to open it. You'll be able to view (but not edit) a basic version of the document. I have just tested this by sending myself an email with a word document (.docx) attachment. I can view it perfectly from the mail app itself.
TheBigKing said: and what app i can use to view it on the iphone Evernote or something else ? Click to expand... Just go into mail and click the attachment to open it. You'll be able to view (but not edit) a basic version of the document. I have just tested this by sending myself an email with a word document (.docx) attachment. I can view it perfectly from the mail app itself.