iPad® All-in-One For Dummies®, 4th Edition

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Table of Contents

Introduction

About This Book

How This Book Is Organized

Book I: iPad Basics

Book II: Just for Fun

Book III: iPad on the Go

Book IV: Getting Productive with iWork

Book V: Using iPad to Get Organized

Book VI: Must-Have iPad Apps

Foolish Assumptions

Icons Used in This Book

Where to Go from Here

Book I: iPad Basics

Book I: Chapter 1: Buying Your iPad

Discovering What’s New in the Third-Generation iPad and iOS 5.1

Choosing the Right iPad for You

Deciding how much memory is enough

Determining whether you need Wi-Fi only or Wi-Fi and 3G/4G

Knowing what you need to use your iPad

Finding a Place to Buy Your iPad

Considering iPad Accessories

Apple’s stable of accessories

Checking out what others have to offer

Book I: Chapter 2: Getting Started with iPad

Exploring What’s in the Box

Taking a First Look at the Gadget

Charging the Battery

Turning iPad On and Registering It

Registering iPad using a computer

Registering PC Free using iCloud

Meeting the Multi-Touch Screen

Connecting with the touchscreen

Goodbye click-and-drag, hello tap-and-swipe

Displaying and using the onscreen keyboard

Using the Split Keyboard

Flicking to search

Updating the Operating System

Multitasking Basics

Exploring Multitasking Gestures

Examining Your iPad Cameras

Customizing the Silent/Screen Rotation Lock Switch

Exploring the Status Bar

Locking iPad, Turning It Off, or Unlocking It

Book I: Chapter 3: Accessibility Features

Features to Help You See Better

Setting brightness

Changing the wallpaper

Turning on Zoom

Turning on White on Black

Turning on Large Text

Setting up VoiceOver

Using VoiceOver

Utilizing iPad’s Speak Auto-text

Hearing Better

Adjusting the volume of Ringer and Alerts

Using Mono Audio

Using AssistiveTouch

Utilizing Dictation on the Third-Generation iPad

Book I: Chapter 4: Overview of Bundled Apps

Getting Online with iPad

Going on Safari

Getting Mail

Using iMessage to connect

Shooting and Organizing Photos

Examining the iPad cameras

Perusing your photos

Using Apps to Stay Organized

Staying on schedule with Calendar

Keeping in touch with Contacts

Making Notes

Staying on track with Reminders

Going Places with Maps

Being Entertained by iPad

Playing around with Music

Watching videos and browsing YouTube

Going Shopping at iTunes and the App Store

Reading Periodicals with Newsstand

Playing with Game Center

Facing Up to Things with FaceTime

Exploring Fun Photo Effects with Photo Booth

Book I: Chapter 5: Setting Up iTunes to Sync and Buy Apps

Connecting to the Internet

Setting Up iTunes

Downloading iTunes to your computer

Opening an iTunes account

Making Settings and Syncing

Making iPad settings using iTunes

Syncing iPad to your computer

Understanding iCloud

Getting an iCloud Account

Making iCloud Sync Settings

Buying Apps or Downloading Free Apps

Searching the App Store

Getting apps from the App Store

Organizing your apps

Organizing apps in folders

Deleting apps you no longer need

Updating Apps

Book I: Chapter 6: Browsing the Web

Exploring Safari

Navigating among web pages

Using tabbed browsing

Viewing browsing history

Searching the web

Adding and Using Bookmarks

Using Safari Reading List

Utilizing Safari Reader

Adding Web Clips to the Home Screen

Saving an Image to Your Photos Library

Sending a Link

Making Private Browsing and Cookie Settings

Printing from Safari

Book I: Chapter 7: Working with E-mail in Mail

Adding a Gmail, Yahoo!, Windows Live Hotmail, or AOL Account

Setting Up a POP3 E-mail Account

Opening Mail and Reading Messages

Replying to or forwarding e-mail

Creating and sending a new message

Formatting E-mail

Searching E-mail

Printing E-mails

Deleting an E-mail

Organizing E-mail

Book I: Chapter 8: Managing iPad Settings

Making Brightness and Wallpaper Settings

Setting brightness

Changing the wallpaper

Controlling the Picture Frame

Managing General Settings

Sounds

Making network and Bluetooth settings

Handling security

Setting the date and time

Controlling keyboard settings

Working with the Reset feature

Managing iCloud Settings

Settings for Individual Apps

Book I: Chapter 9: Maintaining and Troubleshooting

Maintaining Your iPad

Keeping the iPad screen clean

Protecting your gadget with a case

Extending your iPad’s battery life

Troubleshooting Your iPad

Dealing with a nonresponsive iPad

Updating software

Restoring sound

Getting Support

Finding a Missing iPad

Backing Up to iCloud

Book II: Just for Fun

Book II: Chapter 1: Buying Content at iTunes and Beyond

Exploring the iTunes Store

Visiting the iTunes Store

Finding a selection

Previewing music, a movie, or an audiobook

Buying a selection

Renting movies

Listening to Podcasts

Shopping Anywhere Else

Enabling Autodownloads of Purchases from Other Devices

Book II: Chapter 2: Playing Music on iPad

Looking over Your Library of Music

Viewing the library contents

Creating playlists

Searching for audio

Playing Music and Other Audio

Playing your tunes

Shuffling music

Adjusting the volume

Understanding Ping

Using AirPlay

Playing around with GarageBand

Book II: Chapter 3: Watching Videos

Getting Visual with Videos

Playing movies, podcasts, or TV shows with Videos

Turning on closed-captioning

Going to a movie chapter

Deleting an item from iPad

YouTube the iPad Way

Finding videos on YouTube

Controlling video playback

Changing views

Flagging content as inappropriate

Rating videos

Sharing videos

Adding to video Favorites

Book II: Chapter 4: Getting the Most Out of iPad Cameras and FaceTime

Working with Photos

Taking pictures with the iPad camera

Printing photos

Playing around with Photo Booth

Exploring the iPad Video Camera and iMovie

Capturing your own videos with the built-in cameras

Editing movies with the iMovie app

Getting Face to Face with FaceTime

Making a FaceTime call

Accepting or ending a FaceTime call

Switching views

Book II: Chapter 5: Getting Social with Twitter and iMessage

Experiencing Twitter on iPad

Setting Up an iMessage Account

Using iMessage to Address, Create, and Send Messages

Clearing a Conversation

Book II: Chapter 6: Playing with the Photos App

Getting Photos into iPad

Importing photos from an iPhone, iPod, or digital camera

Saving photos from the web

Looking at Photos

Viewing an album

Viewing individual photos

Editing Photos

Organizing Photos in Camera Roll

Sharing Photos

Running a Slideshow

Displaying Picture Frame

Deleting Photos

Book II: Chapter 7: Using Your iPad as an E-reader

Discovering How iPad Differs from Other E-readers

Finding and Buying E-books

Finding books at iBooks

Exploring other e-readers

Buying iBooks

Experiencing E-reading

Navigating an e-book

Working with interactive textbooks

Creating your own books

Adjusting brightness

Changing the font size and type

Searching in your book

Using bookmarks and highlights

Using My Notes and Study Cards in textbooks

Checking Words in the Dictionary

Organizing Your Library

Organizing Books in Collections

Browsing the Newsstand

Downloading magazine apps to Newsstand

Buying issues

Reading periodicals

Book II: Chapter 8: Playing Games

Appreciating iPad’s Gaming Strengths

Understanding the Accelerometer

Finding Some Very Cool Games

Looking at what’s out there

Exploring a half-dozen games

Getting Gaming Accessories

iTunes Game Center

Opening an account in Game Center

Creating a Game Center profile

Adding friends

Purchasing and downloading games

Playing against yourself

Playing games with friends in Game Center

Book III: iPad on the Go

Book III: Chapter 1: Configuring iPad to Connect Everywhere

Making Wi-Fi and 3G/4G Settings

Making Wi-Fi settings

Making 3G/4G settings

Connecting with Personal Hotspot or iPhone Tethering

Connecting to an Enterprise Remotely

Setting up a Microsoft Exchange account

Setting up a configuration profile

Setting up an LDAP account

Setting up a virtual private network

Book III: Chapter 2: Finding Your Way with Maps

Getting Where You’re Going

Going to your current location

Changing views

Zooming in and out

Going to another location

Remembering Where You’ve Been

Dropping a pin

Adding and viewing a bookmark

Deleting a bookmark

Getting Directions, Information, and More

Getting directions

Getting information about a location

Viewing a location from street level

Using the Compass

Sending Location Info beyond Maps

Adding a location to a contact

Sharing location information

Book III: Chapter 3: Apps for Road Warriors

Starting with What You Have

Making Travel Arrangements

Getting there by air

Renting a car

Finding your way around town

Finding Just the Right Hotels

Locating the Perfect Restaurant

Using Maps and Travel Guides

Tracking Your Expenses

Staying Connected

Book IV: Getting Productive with iWork

Book IV: Chapter 1: Introducing the iWork for iOS Apps for iPad

Presenting the iWork for iOS Apps

Pages

Numbers

Keynote

Starting Out with an iWork App and iCloud

Getting Familiar with the iWork Interface

Creating a new document

Locating a document

Identifying other common iWork features

Working with Photos and Images

Managing Your iWork Documents

Copying a file into an iWork for iPad app

Copying a file from an iWork for iOS app

Moving files with iTunes

Book IV: Chapter 2: Pages Has a Way with Words

Editing a Pages Document

Working with Text in Pages

Setting Basic Formatting by Using the Ruler

Getting and Setting Info about the Selection

Setting character style: Font, size, and color

Creating indents and list styles

Establishing alignment, columns, and line spacing

Formatting a Document

Working with Selection Buttons

Book IV: Chapter 3: Counting on Numbers

Introducing Numbers

Using the Team Organization Template

Working with Tabs and Sheets

Adding a new tab

Deleting or duplicating a tab

Rearranging tabs

Navigating tabs

Changing a tab’s name

Using Tables

Selecting a table

Moving a table

Cutting and pasting a table

Adjusting columns or rows

Resizing a table

Working with Cells

Entering and editing data

Changing a cell’s formatting

Using Forms Efficiently

Working with New Tables

Creating a new table

Changing a table’s look

Book IV: Chapter 4: Presenting Keynote

Concepts to Consider before You Create a Presentation

Getting Started with Keynote on iPad

Navigating the Keynote screen

Creating your first Keynote slide and adding text

Formatting text

Adding a new slide

Adding media

Managing slides

Using Transitions and Builds

Working with transitions

Working with builds

Managing multiple builds on a single slide

Preparing to Present

Using a projector

Using nanopresentations

Playing Your Presentation

Book V: Using iPad to Get Organized

Book V: Chapter 1: Managing Files and Printing

Finding Your Files

How iPad stores files

Going with iCloud

Sharing Files

Relying on good old e-mail

Going through the cloud

Setting Up Home Sharing

Printing from iPad

Native printing from iPad

Printing with third-party apps

Book V: Chapter 2: Making Notes

Making Notes

Opening a blank note and entering text

Creating a new note

Using copy and paste

Finding Notes

Displaying the Notes List

Moving among notes

Searching notes

E-mailing a Note

Deleting Notes

Book V: Chapter 3: Keeping On Schedule with Calendar

Taking a Look at Your Calendar

Adding Calendar Events

Adding one event at a time

Creating repeating events

Adding alerts

Working with Your Events

Searching calendars

Working with multiple calendars

Subscribing To and Sharing Calendars

Deleting Events

Syncing with Calendars on Other Devices

Book V: Chapter 4: Working with Reminders and Notifications

Creating a Task in Reminders

Editing Task Details

Scheduling a Reminder

Displaying Tasks as a List or by Date

Creating a List

Syncing with Other Devices and Calendars

Marking as Complete or Deleting a Reminder

Setting Notification Types

Viewing Notification Center

Going to an App from Notification Center

Clearing Notifications

Book V: Chapter 5: Managing Contacts

Populating Your Contacts with Information

Adding contacts

Syncing contacts by using iTunes

Assigning a photo to a contact

Adding Twitter or Facebook Information

Designating Related People

Setting Ringtones and Texttones

Finding Contacts

Using Contacts beyond Your iPad

Visiting a contact’s website

Addressing e-mails using contacts

Sharing contacts

Viewing a Contact’s Location in Maps

Deleting Contacts

Book VI: Must-Have iPad Apps

Book VI: Chapter 1: Business Apps

iWork

Quickoffice Pro

Dropbox

Dragon Dictation

Quick Hits

OmniGraffle

iThoughtsHD

iAnnotate PDF

PowerME HD

Go To Meeting

Agendas

Prompster and Teleprompt+ for iPad

Book VI: Chapter 2: Travel Apps

KAYAK HD — Flights, Hotels, Explore

Wikihood Plus for iPad

Urbanspoon for iPad

ZAGAT TO GO

FlightTrack Pro – Live Flight Status Tracker by Mobiata

Quick Hits

TripIt

INRIX Traffic! and INRIX Traffic! Pro

Priceline Hotel and Car Negotiator

iTranslate

World Atlas HD

WiFi Get HD

Book VI: Chapter 3: Social Web Apps

Friendly for Facebook

Blogshelf

Twitterific for Twitter

Flipboard

Quick Hits

SocialSeek

TextPics+

IM+

Twitter

Facebook

Book VI: Chapter 4: News, Sports, and Weather Apps

Pulse News for iPad

Instapaper

NPR for iPad

BBC News

The Weather Channel Max for iPad

Quick Hits

Newsy for iPad: Multisource Video News Analysis

Zinio

LIFE for iPad

Watch ESPN

Reuters NewsPro for iPad

Wall Street Journal

Book VI: Chapter 5: Financial Apps

StockWatch – iPad Edition

Bloomberg for iPad

SplashMoney for iPad

PowerOne Financial Calculator

Daily Stocks

Quick Hits

Pocket Expense Lite

iSlick

Quick Sale for iPad

Pageonce – Money and Bills

E*TRADE Mobile Pro for iPad

Book VI: Chapter 6: Entertainment Apps

Emoti HD for Facebook

Netflix

SoundHound

Pandora Radio

ArtRage

Quick Hits

Seline HD – Music Instrument

Movies by Flixster

IMDb Movies and TV

Marvel Superheroes

Gravilux and Uzu

OverDrive Media Console

Cheat Sheet

iPad® All-in-One For Dummies®, 4th Edition

by Nancy Muir

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Dedication

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Introduction

Slate-style computers have been around for a few years, but it took Apple to make them catch on with the general public in a big way when it introduced the iPad. This small wonder, which weighs less than a pound-and-a-half, has sold millions of units in its first year for good reason: It’s well designed and feature rich, and it opens up a world of apps and media viewing in a highly portable format.

About This Book

iPad All-in-One For Dummies, 4th Edition, has one aim: to be the ultimate reference on the coolest digital device of the day. If you’re reasonably computer savvy, you can use this book to get up to speed quickly the day you buy your iPad, and then you can pick up the book again any time you feel like taking your knowledge of the iPad to the next level. Even if you’ve been puttering with your iPad for a while, you’ll still find things between these covers that you didn’t know existed.

Though the iPad is relatively simple to use, a lot is packed in there, and you can get even more from it by downloading apps to do seemingly everything under the sun. The book approaches the iPad from every angle: from the basics to powerful road-warrior tools and from productivity apps to ultracool games and media.

You can read step-by-step instructions for basic tasks, hot tips for getting the most out of iPad, and reviews of apps, to steer you to the best of the best.

How This Book Is Organized

This book consists of easily read chunks of chapters that are organized into six minibooks. Each minibook covers a different facet of using the iPad, such as having fun or getting work done. Most material is relevant whether you have a first-generation iPad, iPad 2, or a third-generation iPad, though I strongly recommend that you update to iOS 5.1, which is quick and easy to do (see Book I, Chapter 2) because it’s the operating system I based this book on.

You don’t have to read the chapters in this book in sequence, but if you’re new to iPad, consider starting with the basic concepts in Book I. The following sections give you a synopsis of the topics covered in each minibook.

Book I: iPad Basics

This minibook starts with an overview of new features in third-generation iPad and iOS 5.1 such as the fast A5X process, Retina display, and iSight camera. It’s also where you learn what items come supplied in the iPad box, get an overview of all the preinstalled apps that come with your iPad, and discover how to set up iPad and sync it with your computer, including how to open an iCloud account and back up and share content with other devices. I provide an overview of preinstalled apps and tell you how to acquire more apps. You become acquainted with the iPad touchscreen and cameras, and how to make settings that control how iPad works, including accessibility settings. You also get going with the built-in Safari browser and set up your e-mail account, as well as explore some advice about how to take care of your iPad. Finally, I provide some troubleshooting and maintenance advice to protect your investment.

Book II: Just for Fun

Why wait until later in the book to get to the fun stuff? iPad is a fun device, but the music, videos, photos, and e-books you can view or listen to on it are a big part of its appeal. In fact, iPad is considered by many people to be primarily a content-consuming machine. The front- and rear-facing video and still cameras take advantage of useful apps such as FaceTime for video chatting and Photo Booth for adding way-out effects to snapshots as you take them. You discover how Twitter is integrated into several apps and all about iMessage for instant messaging. Become expert at using the iBooks and other e-reader apps to read all kinds of books, and explore Newsstand to subscribe to and read publications. And don’t forget games: Some absolutely awesome games are out there that you may have played on your phone, but they roar to life on the iPad’s outstanding screen.

Book III: iPad on the Go

If you travel for business or pleasure, one huge attraction of iPad is its portability and long battery life, and the chapters in this minibook help take you on the road with your iPad. Using a Wi-Fi or 3G/4G connection (or a Personal Hotspot or tethering), you can stay in touch with others and your home office or connect with clients by using video and FaceTime. This minibook also covers the benefits of using iPad when traveling, from finding directions in the Maps app to making travel arrangements or finding that classic hotel or restaurant or the nearest ATM as you roam.

Book IV: Getting Productive with iWork

Some reviewers claim that the iPad isn’t useful for getting work done, but they’re wrong. Some of the apps that are available help you perform the typical office suite functions, including iWork from Apple. In this minibook, you find out about the iWork for iOS apps, including how to share your work on iWork.com. You also can read how to use Pages for word processing, Numbers to crunch numbers, and Keynote for creating power presentations.

Book V: Using iPad to Get Organized

Several built-in apps in iPad can help you organize your life. You’ll find the usual Calendar and Contacts apps to keep your schedule and people in line, as well as a handy Notes app for jotting down quick messages or records for yourself. In this minibook, I advise you on file management on iPad: syncing files to your computer, storing documents online, and printing hard copies. You can also find out about the Reminders app and Notification Center.

Book VI: Must-Have iPad Apps

Throughout this edition of iPad All-in-One For Dummies, I mention apps that can broaden your iPad horizons, but this minibook is the one that’s dedicated to apps. In a variety of categories, such as business, travel, social networking, news, finance, and entertainment, I offer reviews of some of the hottest apps out there. If you want to go beyond the built-in functionality of iPad to a world of possibilities, this is the minibook for you!

Foolish Assumptions

To offer you a book that gives you insight into the powerful ways you can use iPad, I have to assume that you’re computer and mobile phone literate. You don’t have to be an iPhone user to use this book (though iPhone has a great many similarities to iPad and shares many apps with it). You don’t even have to be a Mac-oriented person — PC people do just fine with iPad.

I also assume that you want to take iPad to the next level by getting helpful tips and advice as well as discovering apps that are useful in expanding your iPad experience. You may use iPad for personal pleasure or to get your work done — or both. If you travel a great deal or use iPad to work, you’ll find extra benefits in the material covered in Book VI.

Icons Used in This Book

Little pictures often found in the margin of technical books help you quickly find certain types of information, such as tips or warnings. Here are the icons you should look for in iPad All-in-One For Dummies, 4th Edition:

The Tip icon points to a tiny advice column about the current topic or other useful strategies for advancing your iPad experience to the next level.

The Remember icon signals either a pertinent fact that relates to the topic you’re reading about (but is also mentioned elsewhere in the book) or a reiteration of a particularly important piece of information that’s, well, worth repeating.

The Warning icon alerts you to potential pitfalls, so don’t ignore them. Ignoring the Warning icon might leave you with lost data, a broken iPad, or a lost connection.

For the latest and greatest features of third-generation iPad and iOS 5.1, hunt for the New icon. If you own a first-generation iPad or iPad 2, this information can help you understand where your model might differ in its functionality. (Don’t worry: Except for the first-generation model not having built-in cameras and the third-generation’s Retina display, the differences aren’t that great if you have the current iOS.)

The Technical Stuff icon marks iPad information that ventures beyond the basics.

Where to Go from Here

After you read this book’s introduction, it’s time to jump into all things iPad. I hope that when you turn to any chapter in this book, you’ll find something you didn’t know about iPad that will increase your enjoyment of your new device.

Start by checking out the basic concepts and instructions in Book I (you might be surprised at what you discover, even if you’ve been tinkering with your iPad for a bit) and then jump to any minibook that addresses where you want to go next — to have fun, get work done, or explore more apps, for example.

Wherever you dive in, you’re likely to find some advice or information that will make your iPad experience even more rewarding.

The first step you should take (and this is covered in Book I, Chapter 2) is to update to the latest operating system for iPad — iOS 5.1, at the time this book went to press. All steps in this book are based on iOS 5.1. I provide information on changes to the iOS or iPad hardware on my website (at www.ipad madeclear.com), so you can continue to use this book even if changes are introduced after you buy it. Also, if a change is very substantial, I may add an update or bonus information that you can download at this book’s companion website, www.dummies.com/go/ipadaio. Please check both websites periodically as Apple makes software and hardware updates to iPad.

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Book I

iPad Basics

If you’re looking for basics on buying, setting up, and using features of your iPad, you’ve come to the right part of this book. Here you get to explore what’s in the box and register your iPad. You start to get a feel for how you interact with iPad by playing around with its camera, the touchscreen, and the onscreen keyboard. This is also where I introduce you to the preinstalled apps that come with your iPad (each of which is covered in detail in later books). I also help you explore iPad settings, many of which can make iPad an even better experience, including a chapter on accessibility settings for those who need assistance interacting with the device.

This part provides basics on getting connected to the Internet and using the Mail e-mail app, as well as getting set up to sync your iPad with iTunes or by using iCloud, the great service from Apple that automatically pushes content to all your iOS devices. Finally, I provide advice about troubleshooting and maintaining your iPad to keep it running for years to come.

Chapter 1: Buying Your iPad

In This Chapter

Finding out what’s new in the third-generation iPad and iOS 5.1

Picking the right iPad for you

Knowing where to purchase your iPad

Contemplating accessories for your iPad

You’ve read about it. You’ve seen news reports about the lines at Apple Stores every time a new generation iPad is released. You know you can’t live without your own iPad to have fun, explore the online world, read e-books, organize your photos, and more.

Trust me; you’ve made a good decision because the iPad does redefine the computing experience in an exciting new way.

This chapter is for those of you who don’t already have an iPad. Here is where you discover the different iPad models and their advantages, as well as where to buy this little gem and the accessories you can purchase to outfit your iPad.

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