Iphone and Word files

[Ryker]

Hello,
I want to know how to transfer word files on my Iphone to consult them whenever I want. In Itunes I do not see how to do the same. If any one has done this before please let me know. Thank you for your replies.

[cyber-noob]

You can send them by mail to your own address and read in landscape mode when you received your mail with attachments. I guess this is the only solution to do this.

[Ryker]

It does not work, did I do the test with more files, because some other MAC on PC but I have nothing but error messages like: "This message can be displayed, it is possible that the doc is protected by a password (which is not) or an error occurred while reading the doc." Anyway on a doc attachment that weighs nearly 100K to do is sending more than 1.5, then the problem. Moreover I do not want to read from my inbox but have them in the disk separately, there does it have no solution?

[Rubero]

First, by doing this trick, it's only deliver you a copy of your original email which is waiting on your real mail client .. So you can even remove it, it does not remove the server. If it does not work, it really is that you make false trick, for I confirmed to have pdf and doc, it works very well ... Do not get attached the alias, but the original.

[Ryker]

You delete the progressively less interesting mails, the Iphone is a supplementary emergency support, should not he ask for the moon, either. I do not amuse me to keep pdf docs and 10 days in my iPhone.

[Jaganmohini]

Another solution that I use to read my lessons (. Doc and. Xls) on my iPhone is to uplodader (my computer) my documents on Google Docs. Once, on my iPhone I connect to my Google Doc, I open and I left open several pages in Safari, in each SEA courses I need, and suddenly even though I'm not connected to wifi or Edge, I can still see my progress. By cons, here I have a problem with encoding files (if that's how you say?), That Google Doc home appears not accept accented characters, and I have to type the Find / Replace to and the company, and sometimes it does not.