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Use online storage services to access any scores you don’t have room for on your device, to share scores with friends, or to manually back up your most important files.
Getting Started
The Services panel can be used to access files in your Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, or Box accounts, and can also be used to access any number of FTP or WebDAV servers.
Tap the + button in the top left-hand corner to pick which services you’d like to use or to set up a new server connection. Services will ask you to log in as you start using them, while FTP and WebDAV connections must be set up with a name, domain, username, and password up front.
Once you’ve successfully logged in, you’ll be able to navigate through your folders and see your files. You can upload, download, move, and delete PDF files or forScore-specific scores, setlists, and backups (4SC, 4SS, and 4SB files). You can also download some kinds of text files (TXT, RTF, DOC, and DOCX) and they’ll be automatically converted to PDFs once they’ve been downloaded. Other file types are greyed out.
Downloading Files
Tap on a file to download it, and a copy will be saved into your forScore library. If a file with the same name already exists in your library, you’ll be asked to duplicate or overwrite the file, or to cancel the transfer. Tap the stop button in the middle of the progress wheel to cancel a file transfer.
To download all files within a folder:
View the folder you’d like to download from
Tap the Edit button in the upper right corner of the panel
Tap the “select all” button along the bottom of the panel (a circled check mark)
Tap the “download” button (cloud with an arrow pointing down out of it) to start downloading the selected files
Moving Files
While in edit mode, tap to select one or more files, then choose “Move” from the control bar. The selected files will turn blue, and you’ll be able to select directories or use the back button to navigate to the desired destination. When you’re ready, tap the “Move” button once again to send the selected files to the current directory.
Uploading Files
To upload files, tap the upload button in the control bar. You’ll be presented with a searchable list of all the files in your library, and you’ll also see an option in the lower right-hand corner to use the forScore- specific 4SC file format which includes annotations, metadata, links, and more. Tap one or more files to select them, then tap the “Upload” button in the upper right corner of the menu to begin the upload process. If you would like to select all files, tap the All button at the bottom of the panel.
Note: iCloud Drive has a very specific framework and interface, and does not currently allow for multiple file selection, so it behaves differently than other supported cloud services.
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On your original device, open forScore and choose the Backup section from the Tools menu
Create a new backup file by tapping the + button in the upper right corner of the backup panel
Open the Services panel in the Tools menu, choose your account, and select a folder to upload to (please note: iCloud Drive does not support multiple file selection)
Tap the + button to view the Upload screen and tap All to select all scores
Make sure PDF is selected as the Format option in the lower right corner
Choose Upload to start the upload process (note: this may take some time depending on the size of your library)
When the upload is complete, tap + again and choose the Backups view
Tap to select the backup file you created earlier and tap Upload
On the target device, open the Services panel and either log into the same account or use your cloud service’s sharing features to give another account access
Locate the folder that contains all of the files and tap the Edit button in the upper right corner
Tap the “select all” button at the bottom of the panel (a circled check mark), then tap the “download” button next to it
When the download is complete, open the Backup panel
Restore from the backup you made (titled by date/time) by tapping on it and choosing “Restore Library and Settings”

I had made it thru Step #3 on my own, but couldn't find "File Sharing" because it was located just off of the bottom of the screen! Thanks for pointing out that I need to scroll down the entire screen to find it.

I think the UI is somewhat difficult to navigate, very unintuitive.