Paul McFedries - iPad and iPad Pro For Dummies

10 Part 6: The Part of Tens Chapter 18: Ten Ways to Beef Up Privacy and Security Lock Your iPad with a Passcode Lock Your iPad with a Fingerprint Lock Your iPad with Facial Recognition Configure Your iPad to Sleep Automatically Back Up Your iPad Control Which Apps Can Use Your Location Make Sure Apps Can't Track You Control App Access to Your iPad's Hardware and Data Check for Compromised Passwords Set Restrictions on a Child's iPad Chapter 19: Ten Hints, Tips, and Shortcuts Use Do Not Disturb for Others Turn Off Keyboard Clicks Create a Website Home Screen Shortcut Customize Your Dock with Your Most Used Apps Type on a Floating Keyboard Look Up Words Find Almost Anything Using Spotlight Long-Press Home Screen Icons Lock Your Screen's Rotation Use a Volume Button as a Camera Shutter

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1 Chapter 1FIGURE 1-1: The top edge of an iPad Pro.FIGURE 1-2: All iPad models have speaker ports and a connection port on the bot...FIGURE 1-3: The right side of the iPad features volume buttons, and some featur...FIGURE 1-4: The front of the iPad 10.2-inch. FIGURE 1-5: The iPad's first Home screen page.

2 Chapter 2FIGURE 2-1: Maneuvering an iPad to pair with an existing iOS or iPadOS device f...FIGURE 2-2: I think you’ll call on Control Center a lot.FIGURE 2-3: Drag the grab handles to select text.FIGURE 2-4: Tap Paste and text will appear.FIGURE 2-5: App Switcher shows you the apps you’ve recently used or are still r...FIGURE 2-6: iPadOS split view in action with Safari on the left and Mail on the...FIGURE 2-7: The keys on the Mail (top) and Safari (bottom) keyboards.FIGURE 2-8: The iPad keyboard predicts what you might want to type next.FIGURE 2-9: The ABCs of virtual typing.FIGURE 2-10: Accenting your letters.FIGURE 2-11: Fixing an important mistake.

3 Chapter 3FIGURE 3-1: The General tab for a connected iPad Pro.FIGURE 3-2: During a sync, the eject icon turns into a syncing icon.FIGURE 3-3: Want to synchronize your contacts? This is where you set up things.FIGURE 3-4: Set up sync for your calendar events here.FIGURE 3-5: Use the Music pane to copy music, music videos, and voice memos fro...FIGURE 3-6: Your choices in the Movies pane determine which movies are copied t...

4 Chapter 4FIGURE 4-1: The iPad’s Safari browser.FIGURE 4-2: Safari displays web pages that match what you've typed so far.FIGURE 4-3: Set the text percentage to a value that makes the web page readable...FIGURE 4-4: Reducing web page clutter thanks to reader view.FIGURE 4-5: Long-press a link to see a preview and other options.FIGURE 4-6: A new tab, ready to display any page you choose.FIGURE 4-7: A thumbnail view of all your open tabs.FIGURE 4-8: Tap a page in the reading list to read it.FIGURE 4-9: Running a search on the iPad.

5 Chapter 5FIGURE 5-1: Tap a button to set up an account.FIGURE 5-2: The Create Account button is below the login option offered for peo...FIGURE 5-3: If you set up an IMAP or a POP email account, you may have a few mo...FIGURE 5-4: Keeping your mail, contacts, calendars, and reminders in sync.FIGURE 5-5: When you’re holding the iPad sideways, Mail looks something like th...FIGURE 5-6: When you’re holding the iPad in portrait mode, the message fills th...FIGURE 5-7: Your emails are hanging together by a thread.FIGURE 5-8: Searching your email is easy.FIGURE 5-9: The New Message screen is ready for you to start typing.FIGURE 5-10: Reading and managing an email message.FIGURE 5-11: Fetch or push? It’s your call.

6 Chapter 6FIGURE 6-1: Lending your voice to an iMessage.FIGURE 6-2: When sending an iMessage, you can add a picture or a sketch, visit ...FIGURE 6-3: The Messages App Store gives you fast access to stickers and apps j...FIGURE 6-4: Tap a tapback icon to send a quick reaction to the sender.FIGURE 6-5: Choose from the suggested emojis to replace a word with an emoji.FIGURE 6-6: Choosing a handwritten preset.FIGURE 6-7: I just sent a heartbeat through the Digital Touch interface.FIGURE 6-8: Memojis give you personalized stickers for your iMessages.FIGURE 6-9: Animoji lets you send an animated message based on your emoji or Ap...FIGURE 6-10: Sending money through Apple Pay Cash is easy and fast.

7 Chapter 7FIGURE 7-1: Subscribe to Apple Music for access to nearly 100 million songs.FIGURE 7-2: Listen Now offers recently played music and Apple Music suggestions...FIGURE 7-3: The Radio section features radio stations built around your music.FIGURE 7-4: The library shows all the music on your iPad.FIGURE 7-5: Search Apple Music or your own library in the Search section of the...FIGURE 7-6: Buy music from the iTunes Store.FIGURE 7-7: The Reading Now section offers recent book titles and recommendatio...FIGURE 7-8: Control the look and feel of your e-books with the font control pan...FIGURE 7-9: Highlight passages and add Notes.FIGURE 7-10: Buy e-books in the Book Store.FIGURE 7-11: Lots of information is available on the details pane.FIGURE 7-12: Audiobook playback controls are intuitive and easy to use.FIGURE 7-13: Today in Apple News.FIGURE 7-14: The sidebar in the News app.FIGURE 7-15: News+ in the News app.FIGURE 7-16: Apple Originals on Apple TV+ in the TV app.

8 Chapter 8FIGURE 8-1: Want to watch The Orville? FIGURE 8-2: The Library tab in the TV app is the home for movies, TV shows, and...FIGURE 8-3: Bone up on a movie before buying or renting it.FIGURE 8-4: The movie info screen.FIGURE 8-5: Controlling video.FIGURE 8-6: Lights, camera, action.FIGURE 8-7: Adjusting your slow-motion playback.FIGURE 8-8: Getting a trim.FIGURE 8-9: Tap the screen to see the FaceTime controls.FIGURE 8-10: Tap the green button to accept the call.

9 Chapter 9FIGURE 9-1: Using the iPad as a camera.FIGURE 9-2: Recents is a premade album at the top of your list of photos on the...FIGURE 9-3: Digging into the Recents album.FIGURE 9-4: View your photos by years (left), months (center), and days (right)...FIGURE 9-5: Finding pictures on a map.FIGURE 9-6: You can share, discard, or edit a photo.FIGURE 9-7: Thanks for the Photos memories.FIGURE 9-8: Use the edit controls to make your photos look their best.FIGURE 9-9: From straightening to cropping, you can make a good picture better.FIGURE 9-10: Set the keyframe in a live photo by sliding the box on the timelin...FIGURE 9-11: Look at what else I can do!FIGURE 9-12: Beautifying the iPad with wallpaper.FIGURE 9-13: Photo booths of yesteryear weren’t like this.FIGURE 9-14: When one dog just isn’t enough.

10 Chapter 10FIGURE 10-1: iPhone and iPod touch apps run at a smaller size (left) but can be...FIGURE 10-2: The icons across the bottom represent different ways to browse the...FIGURE 10-3: The Apps section displays apps organized by themes, such as New to...FIGURE 10-4: The info screen for the buddhify meditation app.FIGURE 10-5: A typical iPad App Library.FIGURE 10-6: You see all your widgets in today view.

11 Chapter 11FIGURE 11-1: Month view gives you a bird's-eye view of your appointments.FIGURE 11-2: Day view.FIGURE 11-3: Week view.FIGURE 11-4: List view.FIGURE 11-5: The screen looks like this just before you add an event to your iP...FIGURE 11-6: Controlling the Starts and Ends fields is like manipulating a bike...FIGURE 11-7: Alerts make it hard to forget.FIGURE 11-8: Choosing the calendars to display.FIGURE 11-9: A view of all contacts.

12 Chapter 12FIGURE 12-1: The Notes app revealed.FIGURE 12-2: The Reminders app.FIGURE 12-3: Tap the Edit button to create, delete, or reorder your lists.FIGURE 12-4: Details for my shiny, new reminder.FIGURE 12-5: What time is it in Paris?FIGURE 12-6: The Home app lets you control HomeKit smart devices.FIGURE 12-7: Measure things with just your iPad and the Measure app.FIGURE 12-8: Devices can join this Personal Hotspot via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or US...