Bear Bibeault wrote:Re-arrange icons by "holding" one down until they start to "jiggle"...
So next I'm showing the boys the camera on the iPad. They take a few shots which are blurry, so I go to delete them. Can't So I search the web and find out that one must use iTunes to manage photos.
You have to use iTunes to arrange icons?
Joe Ess wrote:No folders. Only one page.
Gregg Bolinger wrote:
I'm sorry you are so disappointed in your free iPad.
Gregg Bolinger wrote:
On my iPad I click an image and at the top right, there is a little Trashcan icon. No iTunes required.
Gregg Bolinger wrote: Look at the bottom for a tiny magnifying glass with little dots to the right of it. It will be very small just above the dock. There will be a dot for each page.
Joe Ess wrote:
Gregg Bolinger wrote: Look at the bottom for a tiny magnifying glass with little dots to the right of it. It will be very small just above the dock. There will be a dot for each page.
I though that was an artefact on the background image. It has one dot. If I swipe I get the search screen.
Joe Ess wrote:Again with iTunes
You are correct about iOS. I have an Android phone, so I'm used to a much more open environment.
Mark Spritzler wrote:First on the upgrade. You can select no and no upgrade happens.
Mark Spritzler wrote:
3) Try Good Reader, that is the app I use for books especially pdf versions. It has integration with DropBox, so I can click the DropBox button and get all the files in my DropBox, again no iTunes.
Mark Spritzler wrote:
4) Also, many apps use iTunes for transferring files, but not where you have to put the files into your iTunes library.
Mark Spritzler wrote:
But I could only delete the ones I took from the iPad2, not ones that I had synced with iPhoto.
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