7.4   How can I put my library on my iPhone?

EagleFiler stores your files in standard formats, and the iPhone OS can read most of them. There are several different ways to store your library so that it can be shared between a Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Cloud Storage and Provider

You can store your EagleFiler library on your Mac, sync it with the cloud, and then access it from one of these apps:

• Dropbox. Recommended. The syncing is simple and fast. Free for up to 2 GB. Please see the notes about using Dropbox with EagleFiler.

• SugarSync is a cloud service that’s similar to Dropbox but with a few drawbacks.

Cloud Storage Access

These apps let you access cloud storage from another provider such as Dropbox or MobileMe:

• Notesy supports editing of text files on Dropbox. Recommended.
• PlainText supports editing text files on Dropbox, with TextExpander touch support.
• Quickoffice Connect Mobile Suite. Supports editing of Microsoft Word and Excel files.
• Office2 and Office2 HD. Supports editing of Microsoft Word and Excel files.
• Droptext supports editing text files on Dropbox.
• Elements supports editing text files on Dropbox, with Markdown and TextExpander touch support.
• Air Sharing Pro and Air Sharing HD
• Good Reader
• ReaddleDocs and ReaddleDocs for iPad
• Mobile Disk
• MobileFiles
• OneDisk
• Quickword

Device Storage

You can store your EagleFiler library on an iPhone and share it with your Mac (via Wi-Fi) using one of these apps:

• Air Sharing, Air Sharing Pro, and Air Sharing HD. Recommended. Great interface, and EagleFiler can directly work with libraries that are stored on the device.
• Good Reader Recommended. Nice PDF reader, and EagleFiler can directly work with libraries that are stored on the device.
• Quickword Recommended. Supports editing of plain text and Microsoft Word files.
• ReaddleDocs and ReaddleDocs for iPad
• DataCase
• Files
• FileMagnet
• MobileStudio

Other

• SyncBook is a pair of Mac and iPhone apps for viewing and editing notes. It can integrate with EagleFiler via a symlink.