Hi muggers, my wife was fortunate enough to be given a New iPad (16GB WiFi
only) to add to her Apple toys. Pretty happy with it (hard not to be really)
but I am unable to get the Face Time thing to Sign in. It comes back and says
Unable to sign in, check your network. Coincident with this, all
Hi muggers, my wife was fortunate enough to be given a New iPad (16GB WiFi
only) to add to her Apple toys. Pretty happy with it (hard not to be really)
but I am unable to get the Face Time thing to Sign in. It comes back and says
Unable to sign in, check your network. Coincident with this, all
sufferance)
On 14/05/2012, at 7:04 PM, Peter Crisp wrote:
Hi muggers, my wife was fortunate enough to be given a New iPad (16GB WiFi
only) to add to her Apple toys. Pretty happy with it (hard not to be really)
but I am unable to get the Face Time thing to Sign in. It comes back
Have you seen the help at http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4319 ?
Tim
Sent from my iPad
On 14/05/2012, at 7:01 PM, Peter Crisp petercr...@westnet.com.au wrote:
Hi muggers, my wife was fortunate enough to be given a New iPad (16GB WiFi
only) to add to her Apple toys. Pretty happy with it (hard
texts and
purchased eBooks include DRM free PDF versions.
C
Sent from my iPad
On 06/05/2012, at 11:05, Chris Burton c...@it.net.au wrote:
Hi Carlo
Thankyou very much for your really informative email regarding the DRM issues
with ePub books; I had no idea of the disparity between vendors
On 06/05/2012, at 11:27 AM, Chris Burton wrote:
Hi Laura
I went to the app store and found the Borders and Kindle apps, but as I
clicked to install on my ipad, a box appeared wanting me to select 3
different questions and answers for security reasons!!
Is this now normal
for will be locked to your particular user
ID with a given vendor. A quick search reveals that Borders relies on an Adobe
ID to enforce its DRM. Apple and iBooks rely on your Apple ID.
For DRM protected eBooks you may find you need to maintain a separate reader on
your iPad for each vendor that you purchase from
Hi Chris
I have not used iTunes for ebooks. I have the Borders App on my iPad. eBooks
purchased from them appear instantly in my Borders library. Still amazed at how
instantaneous it all is. But then I am still amazed at the technology that
gives us the wonderful world of the iPad. Right now
vendor. A quick search reveals that Borders relies on an
Adobe ID to enforce its DRM. Apple and iBooks rely on your Apple ID.
For DRM protected eBooks you may find you need to maintain a separate reader
on your iPad for each vendor that you purchase from. It is a case of having
to enter
Hi Laura
I went to the app store and found the Borders and Kindle apps, but as I clicked
to install on my ipad, a box appeared wanting me to select 3 different
questions and answers for security reasons!!
Is this now normal for downloading any apps from the app store as I havnt seen
Hi, Chris,
On my iPad, I have iBooks, Kindle, Kobo, Free Books for iPhone (works fine on
iPad, and as its name implies, has hundreds of free books of many genres),
GoodReader (for pdfs) and British Library. The icons for all of these are in
one stack labeled 'Books'.
Happy reading!
Pat
Hi, Chris,
A slight amendment to my previous reply - the Free Books app is for iPad, but
the iPhone one is new.
Pat
On 06/05/2012, at 11:05 AM, Chris Burton wrote:
Hi Carlo
Thankyou very much for your really informative email regarding the DRM issues
with ePub books; I had no idea
forgotten that Apple had licenced
other companies to make similar machines and I didnt realise that Apple
had gone so very close to going under!!
I have been offshore for the last 6 weeks and while away ordered an ebook
from Fishpond to use on my ipad (v1). However I just wanted to ask what
Hi Chris
Ages ago I had a similar problem with Fishpond and eBooks and no longer use
them. I did suggest they should offer a warning for iPad users but it did not
happen. I find Borders to be very reliable with instant ebook downloads to my
iPad.
Regards
Laura
Sent from my iPad
On 04/05
and other ones just show a black screen, a
progress bar and have no sound. This magic German iPad video is one of
those that don't play properly. If I hover my mouse cursor over the tip of
the progress bar, small thumbnails of video frames are visible, and when the
captions are turned
) youtube.com
6. Click Done
7. Quit Safari
Then see if you can play the video
Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from Ronni's iPad
On 04/05/2012, at 6:40 PM, Pat clamsh...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Sorry, I should have said this is on Snow Leopard. Safari is version 5.1.5
and is running in 64 bit mode, the Flash Plug
A very clever magician.
Sent from my iPad
On 04/05/2012, at 6:40 PM, Pat clamsh...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Sorry, I should have said this is on Snow Leopard. Safari is version 5.1.5
and is running in 64 bit mode, the Flash Plug-in is version 11.2.202.235, and
the sound is not muted. And some
. Scroll down to select youtube.com
5. Click Remove button -(removes cache, Cookies, Local Storage)
youtube.com
6. Click Done
7. Quit Safari
Then see if you can play the video
Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from Ronni's iPad
On 04/05/2012, at 6:40 PM, Pat clamsh...@iinet.net.au wrote
in the type of ebook format between them or are they the
same in terms of downloading to the ipad?
Best regards and thankyou very much
Chris
On 04/05/2012, at 4:50 PM, Laura Webb wrote:
Hi Chris
Ages ago I had a similar problem with Fishpond and eBooks and no longer use
them. I did suggest
Hi Chris,
ePub format you want and iBooks.app installed on your iPad.
Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from Ronni's iPad
On 05/05/2012, at 11:01 AM, Chris Burton c...@it.net.au wrote:
Hi Laura
Thanks very much for your suggestion of Borders. They do have a very good
range at reasonable prices
Good morning all!
New German iPad. You get the gist, even if you don’t speak German.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSq7D6aX4dIfeature=youtu.bet=26s
You can get the English subtitles by pressing the cc on the bottom tool bar.
-- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List --
Archives - http
I don't watch a lot of videos on my computer, but lately, it seems that some
videos play properly and other ones just show a black screen, a progress bar
and have no sound. This magic German iPad video is one of those that don't
play properly. If I hover my mouse cursor over the tip
and other ones just show a black screen, a progress bar
and have no sound. This magic German iPad video is one of those that don't
play properly. If I hover my mouse cursor over the tip of the progress bar,
small thumbnails of video frames are visible, and when the captions are
turned
)
On 04/05/2012, at 9:15 AM, Pat wrote:
I don't watch a lot of videos on my computer, but lately, it seems that some
videos play properly and other ones just show a black screen, a progress bar
and have no sound. This magic German iPad video is one of those that don't
play properly. If I
licenced other companies to make similar
machines and I didnt realise that Apple had gone so very close to going under!!
I have been offshore for the last 6 weeks and while away ordered an ebook from
Fishpond to use on my ipad (v1). However I just wanted to ask what is the best
way to transfer
have been offshore for the last 6 weeks and while away ordered an ebook
from Fishpond to use on my ipad (v1). However I just wanted to ask what is
the best way to transfer this epub book to my ipad: via itunes after download
to my MBPro; by direct download from Fishpond to the ipad, or some
forgotten that Apple had licenced other
companies to make similar machines and I didnt realise that Apple had gone
so very close to going under!!
I have been offshore for the last 6 weeks and while away ordered an ebook
from Fishpond to use on my ipad (v1). However I just wanted to ask what
!! For example I had forgotten that Apple had licenced other
companies to make similar machines and I didnt realise that Apple had gone
so very close to going under!!
I have been offshore for the last 6 weeks and while away ordered an ebook
from Fishpond to use on my ipad (v1). However I just
and while away ordered an ebook
from Fishpond to use on my ipad (v1). However I just wanted to ask what is
the best way to transfer this epub book to my ipad: via itunes after
download to my MBPro; by direct download from Fishpond to the ipad, or some
other way, as it is the first of such books I
forgotten that Apple had licenced other
companies to make similar machines and I didnt realise that Apple had gone
so very close to going under!!
I have been offshore for the last 6 weeks and while away ordered an ebook
from Fishpond to use on my ipad (v1). However I just wanted to ask what
offshore for the last 6 weeks and while away ordered an ebook
from Fishpond to use on my ipad (v1). However I just wanted to ask what is
the best way to transfer this epub book to my ipad: via itunes after
download to my MBPro; by direct download from Fishpond to the ipad, or some
other way
some
memories!! For example I had forgotten that Apple had licenced other
companies to make similar machines and I didnt realise that Apple had gone
so very close to going under!!
I have been offshore for the last 6 weeks and while away ordered an ebook
from Fishpond to use on my ipad (v1
I am currently in the UK with my iPad. If unable to make use of free WiFi or
relatives' wireless systems. I purchase time from BTFon. Easy to arrange on
line with credit card.There are various options but I find the £15 for five
days unlimited use works well for me and also used the same system
Hi Peter, I am interested in the Seagate Goflex Satellite as well depends
what you read on the reviews, Cnet doesn't much like it but I have read reviews
from the US where people are raving about it, especially multi iPad families.
I am going to give it a go best price I have seen so
as well
depends what you read on the reviews, Cnet doesn't much like it but I have
read reviews from the US where people are raving about it, especially multi
iPad families.
I am going to give it a go best price I have seen so far is $205 at
BigW.. cheaper in the US of course
of the iPad.
http://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/storage/seagate-goflex-satellite.aspx
http://forwardthinking.pcmag.com/hard-drives/291140-the-kingston-wi-drive-a-slim-way-to-expand-your-tablet-storage
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2388571,00.asp
Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from Ronni's iPad
On 26/04/2012
of doing all this without
tieing up the space on my iPad. I will however have another look at the
Kingston Wi-Drive. has anyone any experience of this model?
I am sure like everything, a new and better model will be along soon, but at
the moment the Goflex seems to fit the bill the best
the drive, you would not need to be online at the same time. So
probably not an issue for you.
Of course it is a larger unit to pack than the Kingston.
Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from Ronni's iPad
On 26/04/2012, at 6:56 PM, David Wood macwo...@mac.com wrote:
Hi Ronni,
Yep that is a downside I
Hi my parents are traveling in Europe and my mum has taken her ipad with
her, she purchased a local sim but has been told she cant activate it
without connection to a computer and itunes, I thought it was possible
to do this manually, but a quick search using google doesn't shed enough
light
Hi Hugh,
I have had no direct experience with this as when I travelled with my iPad I
relied on wifi at the hotel, but here is a forum post I found.
I called into our apple store yesterday and asked how to activate a sim card in
Europe and was advised that most of the major providers
Hi Hugh
I used my iPad on a visit to the UK last year. I called in at an O2 store
(their equivalent of Telstra) and purchased a pay as you go data sim for the
iPad. The sim was activated via the iPad with no connection to computer
required. The staff at the store were very helpful
:
Hi Hugh
I used my iPad on a visit to the UK last year. I called in at an O2 store
(their equivalent of Telstra) and purchased a pay as you go data sim for
the iPad. The sim was activated via the iPad with no connection to computer
required. The staff at the store were very helpful
Hi Guys
Just a general question about using the iPad when traveling :)
I will be going to China again in September and wireless networks are few and
far between, I can get a sim but the data limits are very low at the moment so
to my question.
Most hotels have ethernet ports in their rooms
Take an AirPort Express and make your own WiFi network where ever you plug in.
Worked for me in Japan and China a few years ago.
robin
On 25/04/2012, at 5:23 PM, Roger Kortas wrote:
Hi Guys
Just a general question about using the iPad when traveling :)
I will be going to China again
Kortas wrote:
Hi Guys
Just a general question about using the iPad when traveling :)
I will be going to China again in September and wireless networks are few
and far between, I can get a sim but the data limits are very low at the
moment so to my question.
Most hotels have ethernet
That was my solution too, though didn't have an iPad, I had a MacBook air.
Sent from my iPad
On 25/04/2012, at 6:06 PM, Roger Kortas rkor...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Thank you guys
I had forgotten about the airport express duh!!
Roger
On 25/04/2012, at 6:04 PM, Robin Belford wrote
I have an iPAD 2 and am considering purchase of an external storage unit such
as the Seagate GoFlex Satellite or Kingston Wi-Drive. There are quite a few of
these devices on the market now and I am asking whether any of the gurus here
use any of them.
Any comments, road tests, pluses/minuses
I don't have an iPad, but I am trying to help somebody out who does have one,
as well as an iMac.
The iMac is running Snow Leopard I think, and although the iPad has just been
purchased, he bought an iPad 2.
Traditionally this guy runs two separate mail accounts, one set up as IMAP, one
set
Hi Steven,
I have MBP/iPad/iPhone and 3 IMAP (1of the 3 is iCloud @mac.com) 1 POP3 email
accounts.
No problem with the 3 IMAP accounts syncing to all my devices.
No problem with POP3 email Inbox messages on all my devices (as explained below)
My Answers in situ below.
On 22/04/2012, at 12:34
parties?
The objectives of this being that (i) I capitalise on gmail's 7GB storage
capacity (ii) I still enjoy the benefits of Apple's Mail app for handling mail
and (iii) whether I use Mail on the iMac or the iPad, I still see all folders
including sent, because it'd basically be a mirror
as possible, and took more time enjoying the
wonderful ‘life saving’ latte ;-)
While enjoying my coffee I started to think about the risks of using my
computer, iPhone or iPad on this type of public Wi-Fi network.
It goes without saying… I of course would never access a Financial Site
(Bank
and enjoy a latte. I really needed a 'Caffeine kick’ and did need to
send these emails.
I sent the emails as quickly as possible, and took more time enjoying the
wonderful ‘life saving’ latte ;-)
While enjoying my coffee I started to think about the risks of using my
computer, iPhone or iPad
Hi Guys
Just received a letter from Apple offering me a refund if I was disappointed
with it due to the advertised hi speed network not being available here.
I am interested on how many people were deceived, I was not and am very happy
with it.
regards
Roger
-- The WA Macintosh User Group
I am not bothered, and certainly won't return mine, which I bought for the new
display, rather than faster speed.
Sent from my iPad
On 05/04/2012, at 7:55 PM, Roger Kortas rkor...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Hi Guys
Just received a letter from Apple offering me a refund if I was disappointed
, are properly
described as 4G.
Can you mislead a consumer with a statement that is technically accurate?
Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from Ronni's iPad
On 05/04/2012, at 5:55 PM, Roger Kortas rkor...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Hi Guys
Just received a letter from Apple offering me a refund if I was disappointed
a copy of VLC from the app store and uses
that to transfer TV shows and movies to his iPad 1. Unfortunately it is no
longer available.
I am currently trying out Movie Player (from the app store) which allows you
to transfer movies using iTunes,dropbox, wifi or direct download from the
web
On 02/04/2012, at 5:38 PM, Peder Kristensen wrote:
Hi Peter,
Check out this web link for VLC 2 to work with Handbrake
http://www.mylifeinaminute.com/2012/02/22/vlc-2-0-and-handbrake/
Cheers,
Peder
Excellent! Thanks very much Peder. THAT's going in the pool room...
Peter
Good morning all!
I have downloaded QuickOffice Pro thinking that I could edit Word documents but
I can't see any way of opening an existing document (contained in DropBox) and
creating a new doc. is only in iPhone size. Neither can I see a way of
importing a word doc into Pages. I will be
this, Pages imports the document and displays a message
listing any changes made during the process, such as font replacements.
After editing a document in Pages, you must export it before you can open it in
Word on your Mac.
To do this, tap My Documents (with your iPad in portrait orientation
Hi again Adrian,
I just noticed you mentioned is only in iPhone size? Did you download the
iPad versions of Dropbox and Quickoffice Pro HD for iPad not the iPhone
versions?
Dropbox for iPad on my iPad opens full size.
https://www.dropbox.com/ipad
Quickoffice Pro HD for iPad
http
Thanks Ronni!
I got most of that but tap My Documents has me stumped as I don't seem to
have such a folder on the iPad and while I can put files on the iPad vis iTunes
and find them in Pages when I open it, I cant transfer a new or imported
document to the computer other than vis e-mail
Hi Ronni!
When I downloaded QuickOffice I was looking at the HD version but finished up
with the Pro version which appears to be the iPhone one but it appeared on the
iPad anyway. Following your link I have now downloaded the iPad version which
is working OK. as far as it goes. My first
QuickOffice I was looking at the HD version but finished up
with the Pro version which appears to be the iPhone one but it appeared on
the iPad anyway. Following your link I have now downloaded the iPad version
which is working OK. as far as it goes. My first frustration
Hi Adrian,
QuickOffice Pro HD for iPad which you have installed is a suite of Office type
apps and has full in-app Dropbox integration.
http://www.quickoffice.com/quickoffice_pro_hd_ipad/
http://support.quickoffice.com/index.php?_m=knowledgebase_a=viewarticlekbarticleid=450
Pages lets you
On 30/03/2012, at 4:09 PM, Pedro wrote:
Hi Adrian
Awhile back my young fella grabbed a copy of VLC from the app store and uses
that to transfer TV shows and movies to his iPad 1. Unfortunately it is no
longer available.
I am currently trying out Movie Player (from the app store) which
Hi Adrian
Awhile back my young fella grabbed a copy of VLC from the app store and uses
that to transfer TV shows and movies to his iPad 1. Unfortunately it is no
longer available.
I am currently trying out Movie Player (from the app store) which allows you to
transfer movies using iTunes
shows and movies to his iPad 1. Unfortunately it is no
longer available.
I am currently trying out Movie Player (from the app store) which allows you
to transfer movies using iTunes,dropbox, wifi or direct download from the
web. It costs less than a cup of coffee and the best thing is it lets
Good afternoon all!
I have started ripping my DVDs' to watch them on the iPad and or AppleTV, but
it appears that the only way to watch them is to import them into iTunes (or
iMovie) first and open them in the Videos App. Have I missed something here?
or is this the only way?
Regards
Hi Adrian,
Importing into iTunes is the standard way to get movies onto your iPad or Apple
TV. Some ripping software will put them into iTunes for you directly. Others
WAMUGites will know better than me about the options out there.
For viewing on your iPad, if you are at home rather than
Hi All,
Well, it’s lot of talk … check this link for the new iPad speed test i
Australia (Sydney), and other locations.
http://9to5mac.com/2012/03/27/is-apple-falsely-advertising-4g-on-its-ipads-in-australia/#more-155846
Surprise surprise Telstra is not doing badly.
Cheers,
Peder
On 28/03
Don't believe the noise on the interwebs - the new iPad does work on 4G
frequencies and at 4G speeds in Australia.
The International Telecommunications Union (ITU) defines 4G to include:
- LTE (Long Term Evolution)
- WiMax
- HSPA+ dual carrier
Vivid Wireless advertises their WiMax service
Hi Martin, I'm using a 3G sim in a third generation iPad. I was told by someone
in a Telstra shop that Telstra will not be issuing a 4g micro sim for the iPad
because our version of the iPad does not support our version of 4g. So
wondering if the iPad switches over to the faster network
home ADSL connection tops out at 2-3mbps, getting up to 42mbps
on HSPA+ dual carrier on the iPad (so far up to 20mbps real-world speeds) on
Telstra's NextG network is pretty astonishing when you think about it.
-Mart
On 28/03/2012, at 7:19 AM, Susan Hastings susanhasti...@mac.com wrote:
Hi
On 28/03/2012, at 12:08 AM, Martin Hill wrote:
Don't believe the noise on the interwebs - the new iPad does work on 4G
frequencies and at 4G speeds in Australia.
The International Telecommunications Union (ITU) defines 4G to include:
- LTE (Long Term Evolution)
- WiMax
- HSPA+ dual
. The tech may have called it a 3G sim, but the ITU
classifies it as 4G as well. As you say, it is pretty damn fast.
Considering my home ADSL connection tops out at 2-3mbps, getting up to 42mbps
on HSPA+ dual carrier on the iPad (so far up to 20mbps real-world speeds) on
Telstra's NextG
ABC News 24 is headlining that the ACCC is taking Apple to court on the basis
that Apple iPad 4G claims are misleading.
http://bigpondnews.com/articles/Technology/2012/03/28/Apple_iPad_4G_claims_misleading-ACCC_733681.html
I thought it was very clear from the launch that it would not work in AU
H. It's kind of everyone splitting hairs. You can call Vivid 4G
but it's not great coverage and not great speeds and note really what
you expect of 4G. At the end of the day the iPad doesn't support 4G
LTE and it will be either the next model(s) or we wait until 2015 when
700MHz
Apple willing to issue refunds to iPad buyers in Australia:
/Quote:
Offer comes after consumer commission finds Apple misled buyers by labeling the
device as 4G-capable when it actually operates at a different frequency.”
Apple is reportedly willing to offer refunds to iPad buyers in Australia
Thanks Ronni all, thats a great help.
Regards,
Adrian
adrianske...@me.com
On 26/03/2012, at 10:07 AM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Adrian,
Handbrake has an iPad Preset.
A lot of people favour using Universal or Apple TV preset, so they can use it
on Apple TV as well. Makes
Indeed, when I leave on a trip I load around half a dozen movies and another
half dozen docos/TV shows or more on my 64Gb iPad itself along with a lot of my
music collection (and hundreds of apps, ebooks, topographic maps, etc) - no
need to take an external drive.
With some DVD ripping prgrams
Thanks again everyone for the input. As a result I have decided not to waist
all the good advice and am preparing to put my movies on to a pare drive for
future viewing on the iPad (it makes goos sense really.)
The question now is; which settings in HandBreak best suit the iPad and iPhone
Hi Adrian,
Handbrake has an iPad Preset.
A lot of people favour using Universal or Apple TV preset, so they can use it
on Apple TV as well. Makes for a slightly larger file.
http://www.iskysoft.com/apple-ipad/handbrake-settings-for-ipad.html
iPad and Apple TV can handle higher resolution, so
Good afternoon all!
Does anyone know if there is a way of viewing video from a DVD on the iPad 3 by
having it on a portable device of some sort? I have the adaptors for Camera
and SD Card which work well for uploading pictures but I can't see that they
offer any sort of solution to what I
Hi Adrian,
Not quite what you asked but there are 10 portable DVD players for about $130
at Dick Smith. This is a way to accomplish something similar to what want with
the least effort.
As far as I know there are two ways to view the contents of a DVD on your iPad
1) rip the DVD onto your Mac
to accomplish something similar to what
want with the least effort.
As far as I know there are two ways to view the contents of a DVD on your iPad
1) rip the DVD onto your Mac and then sync it using iTunes to your iPad. Most
commercial DVD, such as Hollywood films, forbid this in their purchase
Definitely best to rip all of your DVDs onto a nice big hard disk on your Mac
and then sync whichever ones you want onto the iPad.
This way you don't run the risk of scratching or getting dirty fingerprints on
the DVDs, you also have instant access to the DVDs without being forced to sit
DVDs onto a nice big hard disk on your Mac
and then sync whichever ones you want onto the iPad.
This way you don't run the risk of scratching or getting dirty fingerprints
on the DVDs, you also have instant access to the DVDs without being forced to
sit through all the cruft at the start
whichever ones you want onto the iPad.
This way you don't run the risk of scratching or getting dirty fingerprints
on the DVDs, you also have instant access to the DVDs without being forced
to sit through all the cruft at the start of the DVD that you can't usually
fast forward thru and you can
and then sync whichever ones you want onto the iPad.
This way you don't run the risk of scratching or getting dirty fingerprints
on the DVDs, you also have instant access to the DVDs without being forced
to sit through all the cruft at the start of the DVD that you can't usually
fast forward
and business at least.
Cheers,
Carlo
On 24/03/2012, at 20:14 , Martin Hill wrote:
Definitely best to rip all of your DVDs onto a nice big hard disk on your
Mac and then sync whichever ones you want onto the iPad.
This way you don't run the risk of scratching or getting dirty fingerprints
failure prone plastic discs, and in fact have
managed to do so in my house and business at least.
Cheers,
Carlo
On 24/03/2012, at 20:14 , Martin Hill wrote:
Definitely best to rip all of your DVDs onto a nice big hard disk on your
Mac and then sync whichever ones you want onto the iPad
internet download or the Mac App
Store. There are a couple of driver CDs still hiding in manuals or on shelves
but I haven't used them in years so they will survive only until my next
tidy-up.
Cheers,
Carlo
Sent from my iPad
On 24/03/2012, at 23:18, Paul Chong paul.chon...@gmail.com wrote
best to rip all of your DVDs onto a nice big hard disk on your
Mac and then sync whichever ones you want onto the iPad.
This way you don't run the risk of scratching or getting dirty fingerprints
on the DVDs, you also have instant access to the DVDs without being forced
to sit through all
That means you have to take all the DVDs along on your trip.
If they get lost, damaged, or stolen you don't have any backups of them.
Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from Ronni's iPad
On 25/03/2012, at 10:07 AM, Adrian Skehan adrianske...@me.com wrote:
Thanks for all that folks! Unfortunately having
/2012, at 20:14 , Martin Hill wrote:
Definitely best to rip all of your DVDs onto a nice big hard disk on your
Mac and then sync whichever ones you want onto the iPad.
This way you don't run the risk of scratching or getting dirty
fingerprints on the DVDs, you also have instant access
On 22/03/2012, at 12:04 PM, Adrian Skehan wrote:
Good afternoon all!
I am trying to transfer iBP data between my iPhone and iPad, it looks simple
enough but it requires the IP address and Port number. Both devices
automattically show the same IP address but I cant seem to determine what
iPhone and iPad, it looks simple
enough but it requires the IP address and Port number. Both devices
automattically show the same IP address but I cant seem to determine what
the Port # is. Any suggestions will be appreciated!
Hi Adrian,
I have not used this App, but their Support gives
White Coat Syndrome ... if it is taken in the Doctor's
surgery it is always high, but anywhere else and it is OK ;-)
Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from Ronni's iPad
On 22/03/2012, at 3:05 PM, Adrian Skehan adrianske...@me.com wrote:
Thanks Ronni!
It was simpler than ABC, all I had to do on the iPhone
of using my
computer, iPhone or iPad on this type of public Wi-Fi network.
It goes without saying… I of course would never access a Financial Site (Bank
etc) or any site that required me to type in my login details!
I do have a reputation as being very security conscious... ( of course I’m
always
Good afternoon all!
I am trying to transfer iBP data between my iPhone and iPad, it looks simple
enough but it requires the IP address and Port number. Both devices
automattically show the same IP address but I cant seem to determine what the
Port # is. Any suggestions will be appreciated
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