In Pictures: The best office apps for your iPad, round 3

As your iPad gets more and more business use, be sure to have these apps to get the most office productivity possible

Office in the cloud: CloudOn

Running Windows on an iPad can be a disconcerting experience, given how neither was designed for the other. But the CloudOn service nicely integrates the Windows versions of Excel, PowerPoint, and Word, as well as Adobe Reader, with the iPad's native keyboard and Share facility. Plus, it uses your existing Dropbox or Box cloud storage for your files, so you don't have to worry about version control across multiple devices. It has a few flaws, but when you need the full version of Microsoft Office, CloudOn is a very useful and usable option -- as long as you have a live Internet connection, of course.

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