Exploring Apple iPad: iPadOS Edition: The Illustrated, Practical Guide to Using iPad
By Kevin Wilson
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About this ebook
Exploring Apple iPad is the perfect companion for your new iPad, iPad Air or iPad mini. Written by best-selling technology author, lecturer, and computer trainer Kevin Wilson, Exploring Apple iPad is packed with step-by-step instructions, full color photos, illustrations, helpful tips and video demos.
Updated to cover the iPadOS update, Exploring Apple iPad will help you :
Upgrade your iPad to iPadOS
The new features introduced in iPadOS
Find your way around the dock, menus, and icons
Navigate with touch gestures: tap, drag, pinch, spread and swipe
Multi-task with slide over, split view, and drag & drop
Use iPad as a second screen on your Mac with SideCar.
Use control centre, lock screen, notifications, and handoff
Connect external keyboards as well as the on-screen keyboard
Use Apple Pencil to draw, annotate, and take notes
Get to know Siri, voice dictation, and recording voice memos
Communicate with email, FaceTime, and iMessage
Use digital touch, and peer-to-peer payments
Browse the web with Safari web browser
Take, enhance, and share photos and video
Stream music with Apple Music, buy tracks & albums from iTunes Store
Stream TV programs & movies with the new Apple TV App
Use Files App, as well as Maps, News, Apple Books, and Notes
Setup and use Apple Pay, Calendar, and Contacts, and more...
Finally, maintenance, system updates, backups, and general housekeeping tips complete this invaluable guide. You'll want to keep this edition handy as you make your way around your tablet. Have Fun!
Kevin Wilson
KEVIN WILSON is Vice President of Videologies, Inc., a company that specializes in training administrative professionals in Fortune 500 companies. JENNIFER WAUSON is President of Videologies, Inc.
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Exploring Apple iPad - Kevin Wilson
Exploring Apple iPad: iPadOS Edition
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Publisher: Elluminet Press
Director: Kevin Wilson
Lead Editor: Steven Ashmore
Technical Reviewer: Mike Taylor, Robert Ashcroft
Copy Editors: Joanne Taylor, James Marsh
Proof Reader: Mike Taylor
Indexer: James Marsh
Cover Designer: Kevin Wilson
About the Author
With over 15 years’ experience in the computer industry, Kevin Wilson has made a career out of technology and showing others how to use it. After earning a master’s degree in computer science, software engineering, and multimedia systems, Kevin has held various positions in the IT industry including graphic & web design, building & managing corporate networks, training, and IT support.
He currently serves as Elluminet Press LTD’s senior writer and director, he periodically teaches computer science at college in South Africa and serves as an IT trainer in England. His books have become a valuable resource among the students in England, South Africa and our partners in the United States.
Kevin’s motto is clear: If you can’t explain something simply, then you haven’t understood it well enough.
To that end, he has created the Exploring Technology Series, in which he breaks down complex technological subjects into smaller, easy-to-follow steps that students and ordinary computer users can put into practice.
Acknowledgements
Thanks to all the staff at Luminescent Media & Elluminet Press for their passion, dedication and hard work in the preparation and production of this book.
To all my friends and family for their continued support and encouragement in all my writing projects.
To all my colleagues, students and testers who took the time to test procedures and offer feedback on the book
Finally thanks to you the reader for choosing this book. I hope it helps you to use your iPad with greater understanding.
Have fun!
Table of Contents
iPads 10
What’s New? 10
Available iPads 13
iPad Mini 14
iPad 10.2" 14
iPad Air 15
iPad Pro Series 15
Setting up Your iPad 16
Insert your SIM 16
Power Up & Power Down 19
Unlock & Wake iPad 20
Force Shutdown 21
Upgrading your iPad to iPadOS 22
Initial Setup 23
Auto Setup 23
Manual Setup 26
Charging your iPad’s Battery 35
Connecting your iPad to a Mac/PC 36
Using iTunes 37
Sync your iPad/iPhone with your Mac 38
Restore iPad 40
Connecting to the Internet 41
WiFi 41
Setting up Email Accounts 43
Add Social Media Accounts 46
Change your Wallpaper 47
Dark & Light Mode 50
Touch ID 51
Face ID 52
Sign in & Sign Out of iCloud 53
Pairing Bluetooth Devices 54
Find My 56
Setup 56
Locating & Taking Action 57
Sharing Locations 58
Getting Around Your iPad 60
Home Screen 60
Widgets 61
Shortcuts 62
The Dock 66
Status Bar 66
Control Centre 67
Customising Control Centre 68
Notifications & Lock Screen 69
Touch Gestures 71
Tap 71
Drag 72
Pinch & Spread 73
Swipe 74
Four Finger Swipe 75
Home Button 76
Reveal Home Screen 77
Reveal App Switcher 78
New Touch Gestures 79
Cut, Copy & Paste 79
Text Selection 81
Multitasking 82
Open Multiple Apps at a Time 85
Using Slide Over 85
Multiple Apps in Slide Over 86
Swipe Between Slide Over Apps 87
Using Split View 88
Drag & Drop 89
Picture in Picture 92
Handoff 94
Sidecar 96
The On-screen Keyboard 100
Apple Smart Keyboard 102
Bluetooth Keyboards 103
Mouse Support 104
Spotlight Search 106
Arranging Icons 109
Removing Icons 111
Siri 112
Using Siri 112
Siri Translate 113
Voice Dictation 115
Voice Control 116
Settings Search 117
Family Sharing 118
Add a Family Member 120
Invite in Person 121
Child Accounts 122
Managing your Family 125
Screen Time 126
Downtime 128
App Limits 129
Always Allowed 131
Content & Privacy Restrictions 131
Allowing and Blocking Content 132
Internet, Email, Communication 134
Using Safari 134
Bookmarking a Site 138
Revisiting a Bookmarked Site 139
Browsing History 140
Reader View 141
Page Zoom 142
Download Manager 143
Generate Automatic Strong Passwords 144
Autofill Passwords on Websites 145
Automatically add Password to Keychain 146
Using Email 148
Reply to a Message 148
New Message 149
Formatting Messages 150
Attachments 151
Flagging Messages 152
Block Sender 152
Contacts 153
View Contact Details 154
New Contact 155
New Contact from a Message 156
Delete a Contact 157
Calendar (iCal) 158
Adding an Appointment 159
Add a Recurring Appointment 160
Adding an Appointment from a Message 161
FaceTime 162
Making a Call 163
Adding Effects 167
Group FaceTime 169
Adding a Contact 171
iMessage 173
Sending Photos from Photos App 175
Sending Photos from Camera 176
Adding Effects 177
Digital Touch in iMessage 179
Sending Payments with iMessage 184
Emojis 185
Using Emojis 185
AirDrop 186
To Send a file to Someone using AirDrop 187
To Receive a File from Someone using AirDrop 189
Using Multimedia 190
Photos 190
Import Photos 191
Browsing Through your Photos 192
Editing Photos 193
Adjusting Images 194
Crop an Image 195
Rotate an Image 197
Creating Albums 198
Search for Photos 199
Sharing Photos 200
Camera App 203
Adjusting your Photo 206
Panoramic Photos 207
Recording Video 208
Enhancing Video 209
Music App 210
Apple Music 211
The Main Screen 213
Searching for Music 214
Add to Library 216
Creating Playlists 217
Importing CDs 218
Podcasts App 221
iTunes Store 223
Music 224
Films & TV 225
Apple TV App 227
Watch Now 227
Library 228
Airplay 229
Apple Pencil 231
Charge your Pencil 232
Pairing your Pencil with your iPad 233
Using Apple Pencil 234
Document Scanner 236
QR Code Scanner 240
Common Apps 242
App Store 242
Search for Apps 244
Browsing the Store 247
The Arcade 250
Taking Notes 252
Typing Notes 253
Inserting Photos 254
Handwritten Notes 255
Dictating Notes 256
Organising your Notes 257
Inviting other Users 258
Reminders 260
Create a Reminder 260
Create a New List 261
Schedule a Reminder 262
Reminder When Messaging Someone 263
Reminder at a Location 264
Maps 265
Driving Directions 267
3D Maps 271
News App 273
Apple Books App 276
Browse the Store 277
Search the Store 278
Files App 281
Create New Folders 282
Drag Files into Folders 283
Delete Files or Folders 283
Share a File 284
External Drive Support 284
Rename Files or Folders 285
File Servers 286
Apple Pay 287
Setup 287
Using Apple Pay 289
Voice Memos 290
Recording Memos 291
Renaming Memos 292
Trim a Memo 293
Measure App 294
Clock App 296
World Clock 296
Alarm 298
Bed Time 299
Stop Watch 301
Timer 301
Productivity Apps 302
Pages Word Processing 302
Formatting Text 305
Adding a Picture 307
Collaboration 308
Keynote Presentations 309
Editing a Slide 310
Adding Media 312
Animations 313
Formatting Text Boxes 315
Formatting Text Inside Textboxes 316
Numbers Spreadsheets 318
Entering Data 319
Simple Text Formatting 320
Resizing Rows and Columns 321
Inserting Rows & Columns 321
Formulas 322
Functions 322
Fonts 323
Downloading 324
Installing from File 325
Printing Documents 326
Air Print 326
Older Printers 327
Maintaining Your iPad 328
iPad Backups 328
System Updates 329
App Updates 332
Deleting Apps 333
iPad Storage Maintenance 334
iPad Recovery 336
Accessorise Your iPad 338
Smart Keyboards 338
Cases 339
USB Adapters 339
AV Adapters 340
Power Chargers 341
iPads
As iPads have continued to develop and evolve, they have received more and more features not available on iPhones. Because of this, iPads now have their own operating system called iPadOS.
So what’s an Operating System? An Operating System is a program that manages the device’s hardware resources such as memory, processor and storage. The Operating System also provides a platform for you to run apps such as web browsers, maps, email, photos, games and so on.
The iPadOS user interface is a touch screen, meaning you can directly manipulate sliders, switches, buttons and icons on screen using your finger.
iPadOS has a main screen called the home screen containing icons that represent apps. You can download countless apps from the App Store - you’ll find an app for almost anything you can think of.
Security has improved on these devices, you can unlock just with a finger print - no need to keep remembering a PIN.
Finally there’s Siri, the voice activated personal assistant that uses natural language AI to interpret voice commands you speak out loud. You can ask Siri to send messages, dial a number, as well as search the web, and answer certain questions.
What’s New?
The home screen has a few changes. The icons are now smaller, and in horizontal mode, down the left hand side you’ll see your clock with app widgets for weather, calendar, siri suggestions, maps, and screen time.
Also introduced in iPadOS is dark mode. This reduces the amount of white on the screen making it easier on the eyes.
iPadOS introduces a new feature called Sidecar that allows you to use your iPad as a second screen on a Mac running macOS Catalina. Useful for marking up documents, drawing and graphic design.
There are some new touch gestures you can use to copy & paste text or images, as well a gesture to undo edits. You can pick up the cursor and drag it precisely where you want it, or select a block of text by dragging your finger over it. You can also select a word with a double tap, a sentence with three taps, or a whole paragraph with four taps.
There is a floating on-screen keyboard you can position wherever you want, to make typing easier, as well as keyboard short-cuts should you want to add a physical keyboard.
Font management has been added to the iPad which allows you to install additional fonts from the App store should you need