

There are also restrictions on filetypes, so while you can see a thumbnail preview of text in a document created with TextEdit on a Mac (stored on iCloud), you can’t access the document or edit it.

It’s a little confusing, and it does make it a little difficult to create documents and store them in iCloud. (Visit this article instead if you are running Windows 10 in S mode).Once installed, you’ll have Dropbox in your taskbar (Windows) or menu bar (Mac), the Dropbox folder in Folder Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac), and the new Dropbox desktop app.

The places sections of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for iOS do not allow you to add iCloud as a place, and you have to access iCloud documents from the "more" section. The Dropbox desktop application is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems. However, when I go to excel/word/powerpoint and choose the 'Save As' funciton and try to add dropbox as a place, it is still not listed as an option for Online Locations. While Microsoft added similar support for Dropbox back in November, the iCloud feature is a little less obvious to use. I followed the directions in the link, and ensured that the Office integration was enabled throught the Admin settings of my Drobbox Business account. The updated apps allow iPhone and iPad users to open, edit, and save documents to iCloud without having to pay for an Office 365 subscription or use Microsoft’s own cloud storage service, OneDrive.
ADD DROPBOX AS A PLACE IN OFFICE FOR MAC INSTALL
When you install Sync on your Windows or Mac computer, the Sync app will. Microsoft is updating its Office for iOS applications with support for Apple’s iCloud storage today. Sync includes Microsoft Office and Office 365 integrations that make it easy to.
