Manually trigger iCloud sync?

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  1. drewc1138, Apr 1, 2014

    drewc1138 macrumors 6502

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    I switch back and forth between my iMac and Macbook Air quite a bit. I like to keep things synced on iCloud (Safari bookmarks, Numbers and Pages documents), but I've found that iCloud will frequently take a very long time to sync...sometimes it will be as long as an hour before updated files will show, if they show at all.

    Has anyone had this problem? Do you know of a way to manually trigger the sync process?
     
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  2. evenworstteddy, Apr 1, 2014

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    Sadly no, but what is the size of the documents you're moving around?
     
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  3. drewc1138, Apr 10, 2014

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    Relatively tiny. Specifically, I'm looking at Applescript files that are around 800kb. My Air hasn't updated any of them since April 1.
     
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  4. evenworstteddy, Apr 19, 2014

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    Normally going on your iCloud.com settings and selecting reset icloud documents & data service. This will reset the sync after a reboot of all your machine connected to iCloud.
     
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