Remember in days past, I wondered why ICloud Drive wasn't accessible on Windows? Well it is! But how did I find out? I never thought to look within All Programs in Windows7, and so I opened the ICloud subfulder just to see what was in there: and I saw ICloud Drive, and thought «ok it most likely won't be accessible, but I'll just open it up»; and can you believe I'm able to see all the folder structure, can delete and move files from one ICloud subfolder to another just with Windows Explorer? Wow! I still feel as if I'm dreaming! The only thing that's not available for us (or accessible rather) with either NVDA or Jaws, is where it says iCloud Photos. I sure wish Apple would"expand the free ICloud space"from 5 to maybe 10GB! Remember how during the Apple Event this"past March, Apple said that studens get 200GB of ICloud space for free!
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