Don’t forget to download any documents you plan on working on while you are online if you plan to work on it offline.At one time it was necessary to use various workarounds to save Word documents to third-party storage services, but this is now built-in in iPad. When saving an item you can choose to use the default OneDrive, or navigate to another service or a folder within another service to save a document there.To open a file stored in one of these services in Word, tap the cloud icon on the document to download it and then (if necessary) tap the document.What’s great about this is that you can then also explore any other file storage services you’ve set-up to work with Files. To explore documents and data in Files tap More.
To add support for other services, tap Add a Place and choose the cloud service you want to connect.Most are self-explanatory – you can add folders to OneDrive and dig into the files you store there from this window, but you can also add support for other services, or explore files held in your iCloud Files menu. You’ll see Recent Folders, One Drive and “Other Locations” all listed. Launch Word and take a look in the Open pane. Word will also let you directly integrate third-party services into your Places archiving setup. Office will use your OneDrive for document storage by default, and you can integrate this into your Files on iPad set-up. Boom! The format will be applied to the selected text.Now choose Copy Format from the contextual menu.Navigate to the part of the piece you want to apply this format too and select this.Choose copy from the black contextual menu that appears.Select the area of the document with the correct format.A magnified text area should appear, move your finger to more accurately place it.įormatted a section of your document in a particular way and want to re-use the same formatting elsewhere in the piece? Good news – you can in Word on iPad. The Microsoft Way: Tap in the document approximately where you want to place the cursor.You can now use the keyboard area to precisely position the cursor. The Apple Way: Tap and hold the Space bar until the keyboard greys out.
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