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Could you add tiny more details:<br />
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current note on ipad : What current note? What app?<br />
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and tranfer them to icloud : Do you want to store a note as a file or on iCloud?<br />
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or at least the note on osx laptop : Note.app?
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Could you add tiny more details:

current note on ipad : What current note? What app?

and tranfer them to icloud : Do you want to store a note as a file or on iCloud?

or at least the note on osx laptop : Note.app?

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yes all the notes is in the note app taht come with the ipad<br />
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i want to be able to tranfer them into icloud notes and i can have it sync with my macbook notes and my iphone as well.<br />
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So yes i cloud is what i am really hoping for
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yes all the notes is in the note app taht come with the ipad

i want to be able to tranfer them into icloud notes and i can have it sync with my macbook notes and my iphone as well.


So yes i cloud is what i am really hoping for

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How do you copy/tranfer the current note on ipad and tranfer them to icloud or at least the note on osx laptop
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How do you copy/tranfer the current note on ipad and tranfer them to icloud or at least the note on osx laptop

tranfer note from Ipad to osx note

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