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The share option often doesn't have my standard location available. &nbsp;As result I have my files spread over everywhere as I use what is available on the share menu. <br />
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&nbsp;I would like to standardize on where I store my files, I currently have Evernote, Microsoft OneNote, Qfile a QNAP NAS Utility, &nbsp;Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, &nbsp;sometimes the iOS mail shows up in other times it’s just the Gmail app. <br />
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&nbsp;I’ve checked the “More” menu and unfortunately the app I want to use is not included there either.<br />
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&nbsp;I am thinking about standardizing on Dropbox but if it often doesn’t show as an option it kind of defeats the purpose.<br />
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&nbsp;I have tried nightly to round up the information that I’ve spread around during the day and move it into my standard location but that is quite a pain.
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The share option often doesn't have my standard location available.  As result I have my files spread over everywhere as I use what is available on the share menu. 

 I would like to standardize on where I store my files, I currently have Evernote, Microsoft OneNote, Qfile a QNAP NAS Utility,  Dropbox, Box, Google Drive,  sometimes the iOS mail shows up in other times it’s just the Gmail app. 

 I’ve checked the “More” menu and unfortunately the app I want to use is not included there either.

 I am thinking about standardizing on Dropbox but if it often doesn’t show as an option it kind of defeats the purpose.

 I have tried nightly to round up the information that I’ve spread around during the day and move it into my standard location but that is quite a pain.

How do you get the iPhone share menu to always include the apps that you want to use?

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