Wallace Wang - My New iPad: A Users Guide
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The new iPad is cute. Its loveable. Its fun to play with. But it can also be a bit mysterious.
My New iPad is your guide to getting the most from Apples latest magical creation. Best-selling author Wallace Wangs patient, step-by-step instructions will have you using your new iPad to:
- Find your way using the Maps app and the iPads compass
- Get organized with the Notes, Reminders, Calendar, and Contacts apps
- Set up your email accounts and browse the Web
- Use dictation and keyboard shortcuts to save time typing
- Listen to music, read ebooks and magazines, and take photos and videos
- Use FaceTime to talk face-to-face with distant friends and relatives
- Shop on iTunes and the App Store for the best new music, apps, movies, games, magazines, and books
- Set parental controls, use a secret passcode, and encrypt your backups for maximum privacy
And so much more. Youll even learn top-secret touch gestures to help make the most of your iPad. Discover the hundreds of amazing things your iPad can do with My New iPad.
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My New iPad Wallace Wang Published by No Starch Press Praise for the My New series Praise for My New iPad Down to earth, practical and straightforward. Wang takes you through anything you could want to know about your iPad. MacTips I found this book to be a handy reference and a straightforward guide to everything I needed to know about my new iPad. Mac Smarts Each chapter is small and comes in easily consumable chunks of information that can instantly help new users complete a certain task with easy to follow step-by-step instructions. Gizmos for Geeks A pleasure to read. If you have an iPad, you'll be well served to get this. Technology Tidbits Nifty and user-friendly. This is a very good book to give to anyone who is getting or seriously considering getting a new iPad. TCM Reviews Wang has written a book that completely removes the mystery of the iPad and holds the hand of the timid first-time iPad user, revealing features that one may have never discovered on their own. SvenOnTech Praise for My New Mac Highly recommended for newbies and switchers. Macworld Wallace Wang has hit the nail on the head.... Some people just learn better and faster by doing projects rather than trying to stay awake doing tedious lessons. InfoWorld An excellent book for the novice to intermediate Mac user. Mac User Group for Seniors (M.U.G.S.) Acknowledgments The most important person responsible for nurturing this book from a wild idea into an honest-to-goodness product is Bill Pollock, the founder and publisher of No Starch Press, who took a chance years ago to publish the types of books he wanted to see and to allow authors free reign to take risks and see what might happen next. Two other people who deserve thanks include Bill Gladstone and Margot Hutchison from Waterside Productions. Without their help for so many years, I might never have gotten the chance to write so many books on a variety of computer topics over the past two decades. I also want to acknowledge all the stand-up comedians I've met, who have made those horrible crowds at comedy clubs more bearable: Darrell Joyce, Leo the Man, the Myth, the Legend Fontaine, Chris Clobber, Bob Zany (http://www.bobzany.com/), Russ Rivas, Doug James, Don Learned, Dante, and Dobie The Uranus King Maxwell. Another round of thanks goes to Steve Schirripa (who appeared in HBO's hit show The Sopranos ) for giving me my break in performing at the Riviera Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Additional thanks go to Moe Abdou for opening my eyes on a variety of topics all the time, Jon Fisher for showing me how an entrepreneur should work (with his book Strategic Entrepreneurism ), Dane Henderson for getting me involved in various radio shows all the time, and Joe Polish (http://www.joepolish.com/) for sharing crazy ideas that prove how creativity and imagination can be far more important than any formal education. Michael Montijo also deserves a big round of thanks for getting me involved in the crazy world of Hollywood animation with his own cartoon TV series dubbed Pachuko Boy (http://www.pachukoboy.com/). Final thanks go to my wife (Cassandra), my son (Jordan), and my cat (Nuit) for being part of my life and always wondering how anyone can make a living by just sitting in front of a computer all day long. Introduction There's an old story about blind men examining an elephant. Based on what they feel, each man concludes that the elephant is something completely differentone man believes the elephant is a tree, another man a snake, the third a wall. When you first share your iPad with your family and friends, you might find them disagreeing in much the same way. The iPad offers so many features that one person may focus on its ebook reading features, another may focus on its video and music playing capabilities, someone else might be interested in browsing the Internet, and still another might focus on the ability to type and edit text to create slide show presentations, spreadsheets, or business reports. To help you learn the multiple features of the iPad, this book will gently guide you through the basics of using your iPad for personal and business use. With an iPad, you actually have a miniature computer for both viewing and creating content, and this book will show you how to make your iPad work best for you. If you already use an iPhone or an iPod Touch, you already know how to use most of the iPad's features. If you use any type of smartphone that offers touch screen gestures, you'll find many of the iPad's touch screen gestures familiar as well. Even if you've never used any type of touch screen device before, you'll find that the iPad can be friendly, forgiving, and fun. Think of the iPad as a multipurpose, portable computer that you can take wherever you go and use whenever you need it. The iPad isn't just a replacement for an existing computer, but a versatile device that offers an infinite number of possible uses, limited only by your imagination. How This Book Is Organized To help you get started using your iPad right away, this book is divided into short chapters that act like recipes in a cookbook. Each chapter explains how to accomplish a specific task and then lists all the steps you need to follow. By following the book's hands-on instructions for accomplishing common tasks, you can learn how to achieve specific results using your iPad right away. Best of all, you don't have to read this book in any specific order. Just bounce around and follow the chapters that catch your interest while ignoring the chapters that you don't care about. Although the iPad comes packed with plenty of features, don't feel you need to learn everything at once. Just learn the features that you need right now and have fun right away. By following the chapters in this book, you'll learn how to use your iPad and make it a useful and indispensable tool that you can rely on wherever you go. Part I. Basic Training Chapter 1. Turning Your iPad On and Off Your iPad can be in one of three states: on , off , or sleep . In addition, you can put your iPad in airplane mode to avoid connecting to a Wi-Fi network or a 4G cellular phone network. By learning the advantages of each state, you'll know when and why to use them. When your iPad is on, you can use it. When your iPad is in sleep mode, you'll conserve its battery power while keeping it ready to start up right away. Sleep mode is best when you are not using your iPad but plan to return to it soon. Airplane mode turns off your iPad's ability to access email or surf the Web through a Wi-Fi or 4G cellular phone network. This essentially cuts off your iPad from the rest of the world while letting you do most other tasks, such as play music, read books, check your calendar, or browse your list of contacts. As its name suggests, airplane mode is perfect for when you're in an airplane and can't risk having your iPad interfere with the airplane's navigation systems. If you know you won't need to use your iPad for a lengthy period of time, you might as well turn it off to keep it from running down its battery. In this chapter you'll learn how to turn on your iPad, put it to sleep, put it in airplane mode, and shut it off completely. What You'll Be Using To turn an iPad on and off, you need to use the following: |
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