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Overview

iOS document editing is a preview/experimental feature for editing Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents on iOS devices. Requirements: Office apps installed, licensed Office 365 account, and iCloud enabled for DocuNote. Limitations include OneDrive sharing restrictions during editing and compatibility issues with older document versions. Documents in compatibility mode must be upgraded via DocuNote Desktop Client first.

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Please note:

• Preview/Beta - The iOS document editing is a preview version. This means that there can be bugs and unintentional workflow behavior. The feature is provided “as is”.
• Experimental - The iOS document editing is experimental. This means that the feature can be revoked without notice or changed in behavior and workflow. </aside>

Prerequisites

• Word, Excel, and PowerPoint must be installed on your iOS device
• You must be logged in to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint with a licensed Office 365 version
• iCloud must be enabled for the DocuNote app

Known limitations

• During editing, don’t share/upload the document to OneDrive for sharing in the Office app. The document will be moved to the OneDrive location and cannot be checked in with the changes (changes will be preserved in OneDrive, though).
• Default check-in options (draft or published) do not adhere to the usual default rules, such as the user’s last choice.
• If the edit workflow goes wrong for some reason, the document editing can be reversed (Undo editing) in the DocuNote Desktop Client.
• Document Compatibility issues (see below)

Document Compatibility Issues

Office documents, such as docx, can have different versions, and only newer versions are supported by the mobile apps. When such a document is edited, you will see a message at the top of the Office application.

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Clicking the message will show this: