How to Access Documents Anywhere with Your iPad

by Nik Rawlinson 0Comments

Working remotely is only practical if you can stay in touch with family, friends, and colleagues, sharing files and ideas in real time. That means having some way of efficiently sharing documents--one that’s as simple from an iPad at home as it is from your Mac or PC back at the office. Here, you’re spoiled for choice.

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How to Use Valletta To Create PDFs and Word Documents

By now, you probably know that we love Markdown -- the simple and easy to use HTML editor. While there are many other capable tools out there, we recently ran across an app called Valletta that not only creates Markdown (.md) documents, but also lets you export your work to HTML, PDF, and  Microsoft Word documents.

What You’ll Need

>> Valletta ($6.99 on the Mac App Store)

1. Getting Started

To get started, open Valletta and begin typing out your Markdown document with the Markdown Source Editor or the Combined Editor. The source editor is just a straight, no-frills text editor that will allow you to see all of the Markdown syntax. The combined editor lets you see the syntax while you’re typing, but when you leave the block of text, it automatically converts the Markdown syntax to a preview.

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