To remove an iCloud folder, simply move all the files out of it, and it will disappear automatically – again just like in iOS or Launchpad. Repeat this process if you want to create multiple folders. Name the iCloud folder as appropriate, then use drag and drop to add more files into the folder from iCloud if desired.Drag and drop one of the files onto the other – just like in iOS or Launchpad – to create a new iCloud folder from the OS X iCloud browser.Make note of two files you’d like to join into a folder (don’t worry, you can add more files to the folder once it has been created).

Go to the File window in a iCloud compatible app and choose “Open” (or “Save”), then select the ‘iCloud’ tab to bring about the iCloud file manager.That won’t be the case with OS X Yosemite, because Yosemite has iCloud Drive, which makes the folder management process considerably easier in general – we’ll cover that in a later post when Yosemite is more widely adopted. Keep in mind that not every Mac app supports iCloud storage, so you will only be able to do this within supported apps like TextEdit, Preview, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, etc, at least from OS X Mavericks, Mountain Lion, and Lion.

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