If you transferred files from your computer to the iPad, the next time you launch any of our apps you’ll see the New Files (X) indicator in the top left of the main Cases Screen. Allow the transfer to complete, then disconnect your iPad from the computer.
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If you’re copying a lot of documents you’ll see a progress bar showing the files being copied. (Windows users need to select the files, then click on the “Save to…” button to move files to their computer.) To copy files from the selected app to your computer: Drag your files from the Documents window to the desktop of the computer. (Please refer to the app's User Guide for details on the supported file types.) You can drag individual files, a group of selected files, or a folder of files. To copy files from your computer to the selected app on your iPad: Drag your files from your computer into the Documents window. Click on the name of the app on the left side to reveal the Documents area on the right side. Click on this icon to see various information about your iPad, then click on File Sharing under the Settings section to see a list of apps that can transfer files between your iPad and computer. Once connected, a small iPad icon will appear in the top left of the iTunes screen. On your desktop computer, launch iTunes, and connect your iPad to the computer using the Lightning to USB cable that you use to charge your iPad. ITunes is not just for music! iTunes has a File Sharing feature that allows you to quickly and easily transfer files back and forth between your computer and our apps on your iPad.
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