I am using an instance of UIDocumentInteractionController to offer the user the option to open a given document, if a capable app is installed on their device.
Apple's documentation for the QuickLook Framework mentions that:
To display a Quick Look preview controller you can use any of these options:
- Push it into view using a UINavigationController object.
 - Present it modally, full screen, using the presentModalViewController:animated: method of its parent class, UIViewController.
 - Present a document interaction controller (as described in Previewing and Opening Files. The user can then invoke a Quick Look preview controller by choosing Quick Look from the document interaction controller’s options menu.
 
(emphasis mine)
I am opting for that third option: Instead of using a QLPreviewController, I am presenting an UIDocumentInteractionController; this is my code:
@IBAction func openDocument(sender: AnyObject) {
    let interactionController = UIDocumentInteractionController(URL: documentURL)
    interactionController.delegate = self
    // First, attempt to show the "Open with... (app)" menu. Will fail and
    // do nothing if no app is present that can open the specified document
    // type.
    let result = interactionController.presentOpenInMenuFromRect(
        self.view.frame,
        inView: self.view,
        animated: true
    )
    if result == false {
        // Fall back to options view:
        interactionController.presentOptionsMenuFromRect(
            self.view.frame,
            inView: self.view,
            animated: true)
    }
}
The fallback path gets executed (options menu), because I don't have any app that can open docx. However, the mentioned "Quick Look" option is not present:
What am I missing?
NOTE: I am not implementing any of the methods of UIDocumentInteractionControllerDelegate.
