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Quick Tips

    Quick Mute--new dedicated mute button

     New multitasking tray

     Add Apps to your tray

     Suggestions when you type

     Add a webpage to the Home Screen

     Use the .com button when typing a webpage in Safari

     Turn cap locks on

     Learn to use the magnifying glass

     Turn notifications on/off

     Turn keyboard clicks on/off

     Charge at night (obvious?)

     Using a Kindle?  Nook?

     Apple keyboard

     Shake Facebook

     Play ABC shows in full screen

     Re-install deleted apps

     Connect to an HD

     Change search engines?

     Add an email signature

     Shuffle pictures in Picture Frame/Flickr

     Turn on Wide Screen for movies

     Obvious?  Copy and Paste

     Hard Reboot

     Screen shot

     Use headphones or connect to a stereo--or TV--for music

     Hard time reading a book?  Turn down the brightness inside iBooks

     Zoom in on webpages

     Hidden apostrophe key on the keyboard  This is a great tip for any app, like Notes, Pages or Mail, that you type into using the iPad's virtual keyboard. Rather than having to go to the second screen of the keyboard every time you want to type an apostrophe (which is a real pain) just tap and hold on the ! key and a hidden apostrophe option will appear - then just slide your finger up to access it.

     Double click at the end of a sentence.  Adds period, space and capital letter.

     Add a Google Calendar  Want to add your Google Calendar to the iPad's Calendar app? No problem. In Settings open Mail, Contacts, Calendars. Add an account and tap on Other. Tap on Add CalDAV Account and enter your Google Account credentials (the Server is www.google.com). Exit the Settings app and tap on the Calendar app and all your events should appear. By default all calendars are displayed, but you can tap on the Calendars button to choose which ones are shown.

     Add photos to contacts

    Use Street View in Maps  The Maps app running Google's Street View is one of the coolest features of the iPad, yet accessing it is so confusing few people even know it's there. To access Street View you need to have dropped a red pin on the map (which happens when you do a search). You then tap the red and white icon of a person to enter Street View.

     Directions in Maps There's no free sat nav for the iPad, but directions in Maps are a substitute if you're walking, driving or bus. Just tap Directions on the top left of Maps and the iPad even works out where you are right now, then takes you through each stage of the journey step-by-step.

     Sign into the App Store using a different account---US and UK

     Sign in to YouTube  You get so much more out of the iPad's YouTube app if you sign in with your YouTube account - these are free, but you have to register via the YouTube.com web page. In the app just click on Favorites to get the sign-in options. Once you're signed in you can now see your Favorites, Subscriptions and videos you've uploaded right in the app. The History button is also great for quickly finding videos you've already watched.

     Add PDFs to iBooks  To do this just drag and drop the PDF into iTunes, then when you sync your iPad click on the Books tab and select the PDFs you'd like to sync. In iBooks you click on PDFs in your library to see the PDFs you have ready to display.

     Turn on Bookmarks bar in Safari--Settings

     Open Safari links in a new page

You can open links in a new Safari window, rather than always opening them in the current one. Just click and hold on the link and a pop-over menu appears giving you the option to open the link in a new page.