So I was playing around with the File Sharing feature of iTunes with my iPad and noticed something strange.
When I opened up iTunes and clicked on the iPad then the "Apps" tab and scrolled down to the File Sharing section, I clicked on Noterize and then chose on of the files to sync to my computer. However, I wanted this file to be synced to a particular folder so I hit "Save to" and drilled down a couple levels in documents (i.e. Documents>School>2010-2011>FILENAME.PDF)
After the syncing was complete I went to where the file was stored and it looked all perfect. However, when I opened the PDF it was just a blank white document. There was nothing on the page.
I then went back to iTunes and chose the same file and saved it to the desktop. Viola! The file was there with all the text/graphics I added on my iPad.
So I am assuming this is a Noterize problem, but wanted to see if anyone else could replicate the problem. I think there is a glitch that the files lose all of their content when saved to a specific, user-defined location.
Thoughts?!
When I opened up iTunes and clicked on the iPad then the "Apps" tab and scrolled down to the File Sharing section, I clicked on Noterize and then chose on of the files to sync to my computer. However, I wanted this file to be synced to a particular folder so I hit "Save to" and drilled down a couple levels in documents (i.e. Documents>School>2010-2011>FILENAME.PDF)
After the syncing was complete I went to where the file was stored and it looked all perfect. However, when I opened the PDF it was just a blank white document. There was nothing on the page.
I then went back to iTunes and chose the same file and saved it to the desktop. Viola! The file was there with all the text/graphics I added on my iPad.
So I am assuming this is a Noterize problem, but wanted to see if anyone else could replicate the problem. I think there is a glitch that the files lose all of their content when saved to a specific, user-defined location.
Thoughts?!