As the Apple iPad has evolved, it has become something nearly as powerful as a traditional laptop. So in this series of videos, we are going to see how feasible it is to use an Apple iPad with a Synology NAS.
In our previous video we looked at how you connect your Apple iPad to SMB network shares on your NAS. So in this video, we are going to take a look at how we can create, edit and save files in a network share. While we used Apple Pages in this demonstration, both Numbers and Keynote will work in the exact same way.
For Microsoft Office files saved to your NAS, you can open Word, Excel and PowerPoint files if you have installed the Microsoft 365 app onto your iPad. However please note, that in order to edit and save MS Office files, you will need to also have an active Microsoft 365 subscription.
Notes: In this video we are wirelessly connecting to a Synology Network Attached Storage (NAS) device. If you would like to find out more about how to configure a Synology NAS please view our series on How to configure a Synology NAS.