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If you want files OFFLINE the look at using Dropbox which allows you to mark files for local storage on the iOS device .. they will sync when online but be available offline too.<br />
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I find Dropbox to be more flexible than iCloud and you can still work with Pages documents from Dropbox
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I could look into Dropbox as you say (and I will). Can't believe there isn't an iCloud only way to handle this...
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Silly me. I disconnected the Wi-Fi on my iPad. All my iCloud Pages are available locally automatically. &nbsp;I made a change to one of the files, and it is ready to upload to iCloud once I reconnect wi-fi.
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I store a lot of Pages documents in the icloud that I can access with my iPad Air 2 (wi-fi only). &nbsp;However, I need local copies of all these documents to access when I'm not able to access wi-fi). I want them to sync automatically. How can this be done?
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I store a lot of Pages documents in the icloud that I can access with my iPad Air 2 (wi-fi only).  However, I need local copies of all these documents to access when I'm not able to access wi-fi). I want them to sync automatically. How can this be done?

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