(Actually, I use another work-around, but I'll mention that in a later post.) For now, it doesn't support file sync from iTunes into folders, but only into the main directory, and I then manually move them.

I added the folders you see at the top left. GoodReader (get it from iTunes here) is my file viewer of choice. (Apart from SugarSync’s own app, none of them link directly with the SugarSync cloud service I mentioned here.) We need an app (application) to store and view our files. The iPad doesn't access it storage memory the way a computer does: there's no file manager or explorer program. I mentioned in my last post how great the iPad is for carrying around many documents. the features CP Notebook has aren't self-evident when you're just toying around with it to see what it can do).3. Thanks again for goading me to take a second look (for anyone else out there considering the same move, the key for me was to watch the video tutorials. I've taken to setting the autosaves and 'save backup file' to Paranoid Mode. Word's other drawback was the frequent crashing and stalling. I'm making that same assumption for Pages. I'm assuming, too, that CP Notebook is more stable. So I'm looking forward to seeing what CP Notebook can do. Word's Notebook Layout changed all that radically and literally allowed me to nearly double my income, thanks to improved productivity.

Before finding even Word's Notebook Layout, I had to devise my own way of jumping around in the document and keeping things organized. Just to observe, by the way, I write long-copy promotional pieces that require quite a bit of organizing. Personally, I could do without the outlining since I just want to use the tabs to organize and write in plain text on each page, but fortunately in CP Notebook, that's one of the options - to create a writing page - again, not something found in Word's Notebook Layout. And exported files seem to open in both Word and Pages without a lot of messy code or inexplicable forced formatting (which was what I had learned to live with from Word's Notebook Layout). I don't like the way you can't drag the actual tabs around (have to go to the divider or contents page). I just went back to Circus Ponies and took a look at the download. but, hmm, maybe I didn't look hard enough last time. Okay Scott, I was ready to tell you that I've looked at all those options already.

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