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Or if you're willing to spring for it you can get Ulysses from the Mac App Store. It can by synced with either DropBox or Box.com.

#TEXT EDIT ON IPAD FREE#

But it's a very clean and distraction free text editor. It's an unusual environment that uses stacks of pages, instead of the usual books and folders metaphor. Depending on how you save the documents they will work fine in TextEdit. However I do have a couple of dedicated text editors for those times when Evernote isn't enough, or just the wrong environment.ДЄlmost a word processor, and with massive export possibilities, Textilus. If you haven't guessed, I mostly use Evernote. If you pay for the premium account ($5 or less a month) you can have all your notes local on the iPad, and access to note history (handy for those massive editing mistakes. The text editing features are decent, and it will do a lot more than just create text notes. I really love this app, and it's available just about everywhere. When something changes on the iPad or Mac, Notes updates everywhere fairly quickly. I don't recommend using it for long term storage of text documents. If your text needs are simple, it will do.

This already exists on both iPad and Mac, and will sync via the cloud. I don't care much for it, but others swear by this option. Or you could just use GoogleDrive (includes Google Docs) on both the Mac and iPad. Oh, yes, you use GoogleDrive this way as well. Box.com is another online service that you can do this with, though only about half as many iPad apps sync with it. There are literally dozens of text editors for the iPad that will sync with DropBox. Save your text documents there (probably to a subfolder). Once you do there will be a local folder on the Mac that automatically syncs with DropBox online.

Instead get (if you don't have it) a DropBox account and set it up on your Mac. I have two to three-ish possibilities for you.ДЇirst, if you really want to use TextEdit, don't save the documents to iCloud. What could it be used for? Well, you could sync between Macs. There is no TextEdit equivalent for the iPhone or iPad, therefor you can not sync directly between the Mac and iOS devices using iCloud.

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