> Is there a way for the iPad to see pdf items in Dropbox without an internet or WiFi connection.
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> I have a pdf file, Lab Tests, that I am continually updating. It is stored in Dropbox. When I go to Dropbox on the iPad I get the message "No Internet Connection".
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> Is Dropbox on the iPad only accessible via the Cloud?
Dropbox consists of cloud storage, iOS apps, and MacOS apps (and Windows, and Linux, ...) that work together almost seamlessly to synchronize a document collection.
If you do not want to use "the cloud", then you do not want Dropbox.
> Can't I get local storage on the iPad other than an iBook pdf?
There are a number of apps for iOS that can present PDF files, and a few that can edit them. In general, they are accessed using iTunes and a cable connection between the computer and the iOS device.
There are also Wifi-enabled hard drives that can function as intermediate storage.
> Ideally I would like to have an editable file on the iMac that will update automatically to both the iPad AND my MBP.
*AUTOMATICALLY* ?
I doubt it.
Why, exactly, do you desire to avoid the cloud?
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