Chapter 2: Getting Started Page 18
- Chapter 2: Getting Started Page 18
- What you need Page 18
- Setting up iPad Page 18
- Setting up mail and other accounts Page 18
- Managing content on iPad Page 19
- Using iCloud Page 19
- Syncing with iTunes Page 20
- Connecting iPad to your computer Page 21
- Viewing the user guide on iPad Page 21
- Battery Page 22
- Using and cleaning iPad Page 23
Chapter 5: Mail Page 43
- Chapter 5: Mail Page 43
- Checking and reading email Page 43
- Working with multiple accounts Page 44
- Sending mail Page 44
- Using links and detected data Page 45
- Viewing attachments Page 45
- Printing messages and attachments Page 45
- Organizing mail Page 46
- Searching mail Page 46
- Mail accounts and settings Page 46
Chapter 13: Calendar Page 69
- Chapter 13: Calendar Page 69
- About Calendar Page 69
- Viewing your calendars Page 69
- Adding events Page 70
- Responding to invitations Page 70
- Searching calendars Page 71
- Subscribing to calendars Page 71
- Importing calendar events from Mail Page 71
- Syncing calendars Page 71
- Calendar accounts and settings Page 72
Chapter 19: iTunes Store Page 90
- Chapter 19: iTunes Store Page 90
- About the iTunes Store Page 90
- Finding music, videos, and more Page 90
- Purchasing music, audiobooks, and tones Page 91
- Purchasing or renting videos Page 91
- Following artists and friends Page 91
- Streaming or downloading podcasts Page 92
- Checking download status Page 92
- Viewing account information Page 92
- Verifying downloads Page 93
Chapter 22: iBooks Page 99
- Chapter 22: iBooks Page 99
- About iBooks Page 99
- Using the iBookstore Page 99
- Syncing books and PDFs Page 100
- Reading books Page 100
- Changing a book’s appearance Page 102
- Studying notes and vocabulary lists Page 102
- Interacting with multimedia Page 102
- Printing or emailing a PDF Page 103
- Organizing the bookshelf Page 103
Chapter 24: Accessibility Page 107
- Chapter 24: Accessibility Page 107
- Universal Access features Page 107
- About VoiceOver Page 107
- Triple-click Home Page 116
- Zoom Page 117
- Large Text Page 117
- White on Black Page 117
- Speak Selection Page 117
- Speak Auto-Text Page 118
- Mono Audio Page 118
- AssistiveTouch Page 118
- Universal Access in OS X Page 119
- Minimum font size for mail messages Page 119
- Widescreen keyboards Page 119
- Closed captioning Page 119
Appendix C: Support and Other Information Page 136
- Appendix C: Support and Other Information Page 136
- iPad Support site Page 136
- Low-battery image or “Not Charging” message appears Page 136
- iPad doesn’t respond Page 136
- Restarting and resetting iPad Page 137
- “This accessory is not supported by iPad” appears Page 137
- An app doesn’t fill the screen Page 137
- Onscreen keyboard doesn’t appear Page 137
- Backing up iPad Page 137
- Updating and restoring iPad software Page 139
- Can’t send or receive email Page 139
- Sound, music, and video Page 140
- iTunes Store and App Store Page 141
- Safety, service, and support information Page 142
- Disposal and recycling information Page 142
- Apple and the environment Page 142
- iPad operating temperature Page 143
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Photo Booth 9 About Photo Booth If you have an iPad 2 or later, it’s easy to take a photo using Photo Booth. Make your photo more interesting by applying an effect when you take it. Photo Booth works with both the front and back cameras. Selecting an effect Before you take a picture, you can select an effect to apply. Select an effect: Tap , then tap the effect you want. Distort an image: If you select a distortion effect, drag your finger across the screen to change the distortion. You can also pinch, swipe, or rotate the image to change the distortion. 57
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