7.5   How can I put my library on my iPhone?

EagleFiler stores your files in standard formats, and the iPhone can read most of them. There are a variety of applications in the App Store that let you transfer files between a Mac and an iPhone and view them on the iPhone:

• Air Sharing (Recommended. It has a great interface, supports Web archives, and EagleFiler can directly work with libraries that are stored on the phone.)
• DataCase
• Files
• FileMagnet
• MobileStudio
• Quickword (Recommended. It’s not as flexible a viewer as Air Sharing, but it supports editing of plain text and Microsoft Word files from the iPhone.)

Another option is to sync your Mac with your iDisk and then access the iDisk from your iPhone. This is often faster and more convenient than having the Mac directly access an EagleFiler library that’s stored on the iPhone. The following applications can be used to access your iDisk from the iPhone:

• Apple’s MobileMe iDisk
• Air Sharing Pro
• Mobile Disk
• MobileFiles
• OneDisk
• Quickword (See above. Be sure to read the How can I access my library from multiple Macs? section about iDisk syncing.)

There are also non-Apple online services that can sync files between Macs and make them available on iPhones and the Web:

• Dropbox
• SugarSync

For more information about these services, see the How can I access my library from multiple Macs? section.

Lastly, it’s possible to sync and edit text notes using SyncBook.

All of these applications also work with the iPod touch, of course.