Instead, iCloud Drive is hidden in third-party applications and Apple applications. On iOS, the setup will be a little different because there is no standalone iCloud Drive app for users to see all the files and folders stored in Apple's cloud. When first saving a file from the iWork application, a corresponding folder will also be created automatically in iCloud Drive.
Therefore, when saving a document in Pages or a presentation in Keynote, iCloud Drive will be listed as one of the locations to save data. ICloud Drive is now integrated into Apple's iWork application. In addition, users can create new folders to categorize and manage data by right-clicking in the iCloud Drive window. To store data, you just need to drag and drop files and folders into the empty pane on the right. When you first open iCloud Drive in the Finder, you will see the main interface does not have any data. If iCloud Drive is not enabled during Yosemite installation, after installing it can activate this feature by going to System Preferences> iCloud and clicking on iCloud Drive option at the top of the list. If you agree to upgrade, after installing and opening the Finder, you will see iCloud Drive listed in Sidebar on the left. During the installation of Yosemite, you will be asked if you want to upgrade to iCloud Drive. On Mac computers, setting up for iCloud Drive is relatively easy.
