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if i understand your question correctly your looking for something like google docs?
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if i understand your question correctly your looking for something like google docs?

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Let me rephrase the question, im looking for a way to have a list of files inside my application and be able to pick one (for example a pdf file) and do something with it.<br />
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Regards
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Let me rephrase the question, im looking for a way to have a list of files inside my application and be able to pick one (for example a pdf file) and do something with it.

Regards

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The problem is the following:<br />
&nbsp;<br />
1 - we need to upload files (pdf, Docs, dwg, photos, videos) to the cloud,<br />
and we would like to do it by email upload.<br />
2- The files upload should then be retrivead by an ios app, BUT BY A<br />
SPECIFIC USER OF THE APP.<br />
&nbsp;<br />
2.1 THE APP AS USER AREA WITH LOGIN SIGNUP BY a cloud service<br />
&nbsp;<br />
2.2 THE FILES SHOULD BE AVAILABLE IN THE USER AREA AFTER LOGIN<br />
&nbsp;<br />
IS POSSIBLE TO HELP US.<br />
<br />
REGARDS,
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The problem is the following:
 
1 - we need to upload files (pdf, Docs, dwg, photos, videos) to the cloud,
and we would like to do it by email upload.
2- The files upload should then be retrivead by an ios app, BUT BY A
SPECIFIC USER OF THE APP.
 
2.1 THE APP AS USER AREA WITH LOGIN SIGNUP BY a cloud service
 
2.2 THE FILES SHOULD BE AVAILABLE IN THE USER AREA AFTER LOGIN
 
IS POSSIBLE TO HELP US.

REGARDS,

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