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COPY LINK: https://pdf.bookcenterapp.com/yumpu/1449387845 Apple's iPad is the perfect
personal media center. It lets you search the Web with WiFi, helps you stay in touch with its builtin
email application, and allows you to read books, magazines, and newspapers in full color. You
can also play games, listen to music, watch videos, view photos, and create documents, layouts,
and slideshows with iPad's iWork suite. With iPad: The Missing Manual, learning how to use this
new device is a snap. The clear step-by-step instructions, undocumented shortcuts, workarounds,
and lots of practical timesaving advice help you learn each feature and application -- presented
with the renowned Missing Manual wit and easy-to-read format. Learn how to shop in the iPad's
integrated, custom-designed bookstore Use its full-color, large-screen eBook and ePeriodical
reader Create documents, spreadsheets, and presentations with the iWork
&quotlit&quotproductivity suite Use iTunes to organize and manage media files Get connected to
the Web with built-in WiFi and the Safari browser Orient yourself with the iPad's GPS and map
technologies Locate and download custom-built games Use the iPad's built in email, calendar, and
contact applications Run any and all iPhone apps on the iPadView Pictures on Your iPad By J. D.
Biersdorfer To see the pictures you synced from your computer, tap the Photos icon on the
iPad&#8217sHome screen. Then tap the Photos button at the top of the screen to see your
pictures in thumbnail view, filling the iPad screen in a grid. If you chose to copy over specific photo
albums, tap the name of the album you want to look at. Mac syncers can also tap the Events,
Faces, or Places button to see photos sorted in those categories, as page xx explains. On the
thumbnails screen, you can do several things: Tap a photo thumbnail to see it full-size on the iPad
screen. Double-tap an open photo to magnify it. Spread and pinch your fingers on-screen (those
fancy moves described in Chapter 2) to zoom in and out of a photo. Drag your finger around onscreen
to pan through a zoomed-in photo. Flick your finger horizontally across the screen in either
direction to scroll through your pictures at high speeds. You can show off your vacation photos
really fast this way (your friends will thank you). Rotate the iPad to have horizontal photos fill the
width of the screen or to have vertical photos fill its height. With a photo open, tap the
iPad&#8217sglass to display a strip of itsy-bitsy thumbnails of all the photos in the current album
at the bottom of the screen. Tap or slide to a thumbnail to jump to a particular picture. When you
tap the ^ icon in the menu bar, you can set a photo as wallpaper, assign a picture to your
iPad&#8217sContact&#8217sprogram, send a pic to MobileMe, or start a photo slideshow. To get
back to your library, tap the Photos or album-name button at the top of the screen. Email Photos If
you want to share your photographic joy, you can email one or a bunch of pictures right from the
Photos program: One photo. To email the photo currently on-screen, tap the iPad&#8217sglass to
make the photo controls appear, and then tap the ^ icon in the upper-right corner. Tap the Email
Photo button. The mail program attaches the photo to a new message, ready for you to address.
Multiple photos. To email a bunch of pictures at once, tap open the album containing the photos.
Tap the ^ icon in the top-right corner and then tap the pictures you want to send (blue checkmarks
appear in the corner of the thumbnails to show you&#8217veselected them). Tap the Email button
to attach them to a new message. If you have a draft message in progress, tap the Copy button,
then switch to the mail program, open your message, and hold down your finger until the Paste
button appears. Tap it to paste in the pictures. Delete Photos You have two ways to delete photos
from your iPad. If you synced photo albums from iTunes, connect the iPad to the computer, open
iTunes, hit the Photos tab, and turn off the checkboxes by those albums. Click Apply and then
Sync to &#8220unync,&#8221or remove, those pix from the iPad&#8217sgallery. If you have

pictures in your Saved Photos album you want to ditch, you can delete a currently open picture by
tapping the T icon and then tapping the Delete Photo button. To delete multiple pictures from the
Saved Photos thumbnail view, tap the ^ icon, then tap the unwanted pictures to assign the Blue
Checkmarks of Selection. Tap the small red Delete button on the top-left side of the menu bar.
There&#8217sa blue Cancel button on the other side of the menu bar if you change your mind.