file management: If you upload document files from Wi_Drive to your I-Pad, can they be worked on and then saved back to the drive with the changes intact?
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Good question, Clyde. I'd like to know as well. I think that it will work, but I'm also curious if anyone knows if if apple pages/numbers/keynote docs will work? They're not listed as supported file types, but I'm wondering if that's just in regards to viewing them within the kingston app, if you can still transfer the files back and forth through the app or through the iDevice browser or if it won't allow it at all?
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I have had no problems moving things off my iPad and up hone to my year old acer laptop through the acer built in card reader with windows 7 or back. BUT my daughters new toshiba has some issues with some files going from her laptop to her iPad. Makes me think it has something to do with the maker of the pc and their version of windows 7.
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Thank you for your time. Please note the Wi-Fi option is used to transfer the files to your computer as they are scanned.
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Good Question, I haven't had the opportunity to test it out. I'm not sure if the file type will be support. I'll test it and send out an update. Bobby
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I use my Wi Drive with my Kindle not an I Pad but I can tell you that the drive will operate independently of the internet in fact when you do connect with the internet using the Wi Drive you first connect to it and it connects to your wireless router or internet hotspot. It is not however a hot spot and will not connect VIA wireless services such as Verizon on its own. So if take it along you will have access to whatever data you have stored there.
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Sorry, I could not answer last night. I had to test this, this morning first. I am assuming you are asking if you can copy a file from a SD card inserted in the slot of a RavPower, to a usb hard drive connected to the same RavPower device. My testing this morning using the AirStor app software for an IPAD confirmed that this can be done. I selected an image file on the SD card, and DOWNLOADED it to the USB hard drive connected to the same RavPower. When downloading, it give me the option to download to a folder on the USB device, or LOCAL (which means a folder on the IPAD). When I select a file on the USB drive, it gives me the same option to download to a local folder on the IPAD or a folder on the SD card. I did not do any testing with a PC, as I don't have anything installed to connect Wireless to the RavPower. Hope that helps. Phil Porter
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The device itself is not Wi-Fi enabled, however if you use a network cable to connect it to an open port on your Wi-Fi access point it will take on an IP address and you can then access it from any wireless device on your network. In this configuration you can transfer files to it in the same way as a wired device can.
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you have to be able to load the program. so unless you have a CD drive or a way to transfer the data to the I-pad no it will not work.
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My guess is you should be able to as the WIDrive acts just like a external drive and if the SD card shows up as a drive then its a matter of copying drive to drove
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The best advice would be to review the other comments and to try it out for yourself (in the worst case you could make a return). Also, if you don't want to try it out yourself you can contact IOGEAR and ask them to confirm official support (especially since the basic function of storing written pages and offloading those pages as JPEG images by connecting the receiver as a USB device is essentially "OS-agnostic").
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I believe it creates a new file, if you can pause it, I haven't figured it out!
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No, it definitely won't be *exactly* as if it was plugged in. When plugged in, Windows is going to view it as a drive, assign it a drive letter, and allow you to copy files to it via copy/paste, drag/drop, etc. I haven't confirmed it, but I can all but guarantee it won't work that way when accessing it via WiFi from your PC. In fact, my guess is, you can view content, but not alter it via WiFi. again, I haven't tried, but that would be my guess. If I get a chance, I'll try and let you know.
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Don't think there is a way to upload or delete files without using software that comes with your device or some other.
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Nope, that's the best way to do it. You can either just store your documents and media on the other drive straight up for little to no setup and point each app there (iTunes and iPhoto, for example are easy to do: hold down Option when opening them). Or you can set up symlinks to folders on the other drive for better integration. Lastly, there is a hidden advanced option in System Preferences to point your entire user folder somewhere else. You could then copy your complete Home folder to the other drive; this is not recommended unless you understand what's going on and what the possible ramifications of not doing it correctly are.
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I don't have a kindle, so I am not sure. But if both the kindle and the WI drive are connected to a PC at the same time, and they both show as external USB drives, you should be able to move the files over.
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I haven't stored games on it. But I assume u can since I have stored movies and all my pics on it. It's a wireless flash drive so I assume so. I love it since I have a ipad and now I can transfer stuff without plugging into my laptop. Really saved me when I was on a trip and was able to transfer my pics onto it.
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Yes, the FlashDrive HD 8 GB should be able to upload items directly to your iPad. I have only used it for photos, but it is supposed to move most data.