MARCH 2020 MACWORLD 65equivalent of macOS Finder, this
jack-of-all-trades allows iPhone and
iPad owners to browse, view, and
manage files with ease, all from an
intuitive user interface that puts
Apple’s own Files to shame.
Although there was little to dislike
about the look and feel of prior
releases, Documents 7 adds a fresh
coat of paint inspired by the company’s
recent PDF Expert 7 (go.macworld.
com/pdf7), a robust tool for document
editing and annotation. The result is a
refined UI that makes viewing and
organizing files a more organic
experience, with support for iOS 13’s
new Dark Mode and floating keyboard.
iPad users can also now open more
than one Documents
window at a time, great for
side-by-side comparison
or to drag and drop
content between them.
Making its way from
iPad to iPhone is the Plus
button, a convenient
one-tap pop-up in the
lower right corner which
speeds up creation of new
folders, text and PDF files,
scanning new documents,
or importing existing files
from iCloud Drive, Photos,
cloud storage providers, or
Whether it’s cloud storage, network-attached devices, or
remote servers, Documents 7 makes file management a snap.Documents 7 brings the Plus button to iPhone,
making it easier for users to create and import files
from almost anywhere.