Pages files on a Windows PC Archives
Pages files on a Windows PC Archives
Use Send to Kindle for Computers
Send to Kindle for PC and Send to Kindle for Mac allow you to send documents to your Amazon devices and Kindle reading apps.
You can send the following file types your registered Kindle e-readers, Fire tablets, supported Kindle reading apps, and your Kindle Library:
- Microsoft Word (.DOC, .DOCX)
- PDF (.PDF)
- Text (.TXT)
- Images (.JPG, .JPEG, .PNG, .BMP)
- Kindle Format (.AZW, .MOBI)
- Other File Types (.RTF, .PRC, .PSZ)
Send Documents from Windows Explorer
To send documents from Windows Explorer using Send to Kindle for PC:
- Right click on the desired file, and then select Send to Kindle from the pop-up menu. Tip: To select multiple files, press and hold the Ctrl key on your keyboard, click to select your files, then right click.
- Select the device that you want to send the file to, then click Send.
If Archive document in your Kindle Library is selected, the file is stored in your Kindle Library in Manage Your Content and Devices.
Send Documents from Finder
To send documents from Finder using Send to Kindle for Mac:
- Press and hold the Ctrl key on your keyboard, click the document, then select Send to Kindle from the menu.
- Select the device you'd like to send the file to, and then click Send.
If Archive document in your Kindle Library is selected, the file will be stored in your Kindle Library in Manage Your Content and Devices.
Send Documents from the Print Menu
To send documents with Send to Kindle using the print menu on your computer:
- While viewing your file, select Print from the File menu, and then select Send to Kindle from the list of installed printers.
- Click Print, and then select the device you'd like to send the file to. If Archive document in your Kindle Library is selected, the file will be stored in your Kindle Library in Manage Your Content and Devices.
- Click Send.
Drag and Drop Documents
To send files by dragging and dropping them:
- Open the Send to Kindle app, then drag and drop one or more files onto it.
- Enter a Title and Author, choose the device or reading app you'd like to send the file to, and then click Send.
If Archive document in your Kindle Library is selected, the file will be stored in your Kindle Library in Manage Your Content and Devices.
Archive or make copies of the information you store in iCloud
Learn how to make copies of the information that you use with iCloud.
You may want to make a copy of the information you keep in iCloud. If you accidentally delete an important contact, email or document, you can restore it from iCloud or from another copy that you have.
iCloud Drive files
Use these steps to copy documents from your Mac, iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, iCloud.com or PC. If you copy a file from a shared folder in iCloud Drive to another folder, it does not also copy sharing access. Learn more about folder sharing.
Copy files from iCloud Drive to your Mac
- Click iCloud Drive in the sidebar of any Finder window.
- Press and hold the Option key and drag the file to a new location.
Copy files from the Files app on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
Use these steps to send copies of files stored in iCloud Drive:
- Open the Files app and tap iCloud Drive.
- Tap the folder you want to open, then tap the file to open it.
- Tap Share
in the lower-left corner. - Choose how you want to send a copy of the file.
For documents, spreadsheets or presentations, tap More 
in the upper right, select Export, and choose how you want to export the file. You can also save a copy of your file locally.
Copy files from iCloud.com
Use these steps to download files stored in iCloud Drive, or files that are accessible from iWork apps on iCloud.com:
- Sign in to iCloud.com.
- Open iCloud Drive.
- Find and select the file.
- Click Download
at the top of the page or double-click the file. The document downloads to your default downloads location.
If you need help with any third-party data that is stored on iCloud, contact the app developer directly. Third-party data may use your iCloud storage, even if you can't see the details.
Photos and videos
If you've enabled iCloud Photos, your photos and videos are automatically uploaded to iCloud at full resolution.
Download photos and videos to your device
You can make copies of your photos and videos when you follow these steps:
- On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, tap Settings > [your name] > iCloud > Photos. Then select Download and Keep Originals and import the photos to your computer.
- On your Mac, open the Photos app. Select the photos and videos you want to copy. Choose File > Export.
- On your PC, set up iCloud for Windows and turn on iCloud Photos.
Download photos and videos from iCloud.com
If you want to download a few photos or videos, use iCloud.com to download the most recent version of photos and videos.
- On your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, go to iCloud.com, tap Photos and tap Select. Then select the photos and videos you want to download, and tap More
. Select Download, and your photos and videos will download as a .zip file to iCloud Drive. - On your Mac or PC, just go to iCloud.com and click Photos. Then select the photos and videos you want to download and click Download
.
Copy photos from Shared Albums
You can also use the steps below to manually copy photos and videos. Comments or likes connected to a shared photo aren't saved, and photos and videos saved from shared albums aren't stored at full resolution.
Copy photos from Shared Albums on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
- Open Photos and tap Albums.
- Find Shared Albums, then tap the name of the album that you want. You might need to swipe left to find the shared album.
- Save photos from the album using one of these methods:
- Tap an image to open it, then tap Share . To select more images, scroll the images left or right and tap the ones you want to save. Tap Save Image.
- Tap Select, then tap the images you want to save. Tap Share , then tap Save Image.
- Tap an image to open it, then tap Share
- Import the photos to your computer.
Copy photos and videos from Shared Albums on your Mac
Follow these steps to manually import photos and videos in shared albums to your Photos library:
- Open Photos and select Shared Albums.
- Double-click a shared album.
- Control click (or right-click) a photo and choose Import.
After you have imported your photos, you may want to back up your library. You can store them as a separate library on your computer or on a different drive.
Copy content from Shared Albums in Windows
Saved photos are available even if you turn off Photos in iCloud for Windows. To save photos and videos from a shared album, you must save them to another folder on your hard drive:
- Open iCloud for Windows.
- Click Options next to Photos. Note the path listed under iCloud Photos location.
- Open a File Explorer window (Windows 8 or later) or Windows Explorer window (Windows 7).
- Go to the iCloud Photos folder using the above path. Open the Shared folder.
- Select the photos you want to save, then copy them to another folder on your computer. Include this folder if you back up your computer.
For information on backing up your Windows computer, see Microsoft Support.
Download photos from My Photo Stream on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
Photos in My Photo Stream download to your Mac automatically. Use these steps to download them to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
- Tap Photos, then tap the Albums tab.
- Tap My Photo Stream.
- Tap Select, then tap all the photos you want to save.
- Tap Share , then tap Save Image.
Contacts
Use the steps below to export contacts from your Mac, iCloud.com, or PC.
Export contacts on your Mac
- Open Contacts.
- Select All Contacts.
- Click a contact in the Contacts list.
- Choose File > Export > Export vCard or choose Edit > Select All to select all cards for export.
- Choose where you want to save the files, then click Save.
If you use Groups, consider archiving your entire Contacts or Address Book database as well as exporting vCards. The vCard method above copies your contacts, but not Groups. Archives are more complex, but you may not be able to restore data using Archives while connected to the Internet and signed in to iCloud.
To export an archive, open Contacts and choose File > Export > Contacts Archive.
Calendar
Use the steps below to export a calendar from your Mac, iCloud.com, or PC.
Export a calendar on your Mac
- In Calendar, click the calendar’s name. If you don’t see your calendars, click Calendars.
- Choose File > Export > Export.
- Choose a location for the file, and then click Export.
Download a calendar from iCloud.com
- Sign in to iCloud.com with your Apple ID and open Calendar.
- Publicly share the calendar.
- Copy the URL of the shared calendar and paste it into the address field in your browser. Don't click Enter or Return.
- Change "webcal" to "http" and click Enter or Return. An ICS file downloads to your default download location.
- Add the calendar to a calendar client, such as Calendar on Mac or Outlook on a Windows computer.
- Stop sharing the calendar.
iCloud Calendar keeps information from the last six months, and up to three years in the future.
Export a calendar in Outlook on your PC
- Open Outlook and go to your Calendar.
- Select the calendar you want to copy in the Calendar list.
- Deselect all other calendars.
- Choose File > Save Calendar.
- Click More Options to adjust the date range and amount of detail to include in the calendar. This varies depending on your version of Outlook.
- Click OK.
- Choose where you want to save the calendar, then click Save.
- Repeat with each calendar you want to copy.
Reminders
Export a copy of your Reminders on your Mac running macOS Mojave or earlier:
- Open Reminders.
- Go to the reminder list that you want to export.
- Choose File > Export.
- Enter a name, choose a location and then click Export.
Safari
Export a copy of your Safari bookmarks on your Mac:
- Choose File > Export Bookmarks.
- Choose where you want to export the file, then click Save. The file’s name is Safari Bookmarks.html unless you change it.
To export a copy of your Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, or Microsoft Internet Explorer bookmarks, see the Mozilla, Google, or Microsoft steps for exporting bookmarks.
Notes
Make a copy of a note on your Mac or at iCloud.com:
- Open the Notes app and select the note that you want.
- Click File > Export as PDF.
- Choose where to save the document to your computer.
Voice Memos
Make a copy of a Voice Memo on your iPhone or iPad:
- Open the Voice Memos app and tap the recording that you want to duplicate.
- Tap More > Duplicate. You can also tap Share to send the recording via Messages or Mail, or to save it to Files.
On a Mac, simply drag the recording you want to duplicate to copy it to a new location, or tap Share to send the recording via Messages or Mail.
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You could also choose other export formats. .ONE maintains the content and structure in OneNote format and can be imported into any OneNote notebook. Other formats like Word DOC or PDF might be more universal but could seriously affect the layout of the notes.
But I believe you rather want to get rid of (archive) a selection of pages while keeping others and the section itself, right?
Best practice I can think of would be this:
Create a new empty notebook for your archived content
In your work notebook select the pages you want to archive (press and hold Shift or Crtl while selecting them in the list)
Right click the selection and choose "Move or Copy" or pres Ctrl+Alt+M
In the next dialog select your new archive notebook and click on "Move".
After moving the pages "out of the way" you may (but don't have to) close the archive notebook. But for the next bunch of pages you want to archive, you'd have to open it again first to make it a selectable target for the move operation.
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