Please watch this video
on YouTube showing you how to download and save files on
your iPad. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5EA8il5ojQ&ab_channel=AppleSupport
You may also find the files in your iBooks
app. Go to iBooks, click LIBRARY. Find
where it says COLLECTIONS. Inside of
collections, find the PDF folder. Your download
may be in there.
If you have installed a Kindle app,
some PDF downloads may end up there by your default
settings.
If you are Safari you can tap on the “Downloads” tab
to view all downloads. Tap on the “Files” button from
the bottom-left corner to switch to the file manager.
From here, tap on the “Downloads” folder to see your
downloaded file. You can tap on the download to
preview it in the app.
This was Pat's experience when
downloading to an iPad -
"Thought you might want to know
this. I was the one who couldn’t download
Appalachian Autumn and you told me to look in Files
and there it was!
Well, I tried to download the Pine
Tree pattern to Files and it didn’t work.
Walked away from it for a few days and tried it
today, it still wasn’t there so I hit the blue
Recents button and it popped up!!"
I hope this helps someone out
there. I have no control over where your files go
when you download them to an apple product. It
is up to you as the user to know where your device
saves your files.
It may be helpful to return to the Digital
Patterns category of the Quiltville Store to follow
along with the graphics on where to locate PDF files
on your iPad/iPhone: https://quiltville.com/shop.html#!/Digital-Patterns/c/13038426
What I find the most interesting is that I have never
NEVER had a problem with an Android download. Not
phone, not tablet. My only issues have been
iPad/iPhone users and the fact that they can't choose
the default location for PDF files to go. If you
download a Kindle App - they may show up there, or
downloaded Adobe? They may now go there by default
when before they used to go to the PDF folder in
Collections under iBooks. Go figure.
SO I go back to the top of this page and suggest that
before downloading to an iPhone or iPad to save the
file to a real computer first so you have a back
up. And then sync it to your phone or tablet
from there.
Thank you!
Bonnie Hunter
Quiltville.com