What happens when the cloud drys up?

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Submitted by gk4 on Wednesday November 14, 2012 @10:37AM

gk4 writes "This past July, Apple discontinued their iWork.com cloud where you could upload your iWork09 documents to share with others in various formats and receive comments. This dried up cloud is a loss in functionality for Mac users, because the new iCould.com is only designed for an Apple user to share his own content between his own devices. Is there a better way for Apple users to share documents with MS users than doing a File Save-As then forward?"
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