I know it must be simple as my 3 year old has somehow managed to do this by accident but I want to put my applications, such as all the kids games I've downloaded into a separate file icon. Looked everywhere for how to do but not been able to find yet, anyone help please, many thanks, patsy

Originally Posted by patsy1000

I know it must be simple as my 3 year old has somehow managed to do this by accident but I want to put my applications, such as all the kids games I've downloaded into a separate file icon. Looked everywhere for how to do but not been able to find yet, anyone help please, many thanks, patsy

Press and hold an icon (shortcut) until it starts wobbling then drag it over the top of another icon, this will make it create a folder which you can rename and then just drag all the icons into the folder

Dark Angelwitch (Surrey)

You can place as many as 12 apps in a single folder.

Originally Posted by scifan57

You can place as many as 12 apps in a single folder.

Or 20 even.....

The Archangel

Originally Posted by Gabriel1

Or 20 even.....

The Archangel

Thanks for the correction,Gabriel.

Originally Posted by scifan57

Thanks for the correction,Gabriel.

I was a bit confused so had to go and look......I get easily confused.....

The Archangel

Originally Posted by Gabriel1

I was a bit confused so had to go and look......I get easily confused.....

The Archangel

Confused dot com hehehe

It comes to us all eventually

Dark Angelwitch (Surrey)

Originally Posted by darkangelwitch

Confused dot com hehehe

It comes to us all eventually

Dark Angelwitch (Surrey)

Me sooner than most!

The Archangel

Brilliant, so that's how the 3year o,d keeps doing it. I find my icons all over the place. Thanks for your help, this iPad forum really is the bees knees!! Patsy

You'd be surprised at some of the things that can happen when small children interact with iPads. Check out threads along the lines of "My kid set (and forgot) a new password. What can I do?" or "My screen is shattered after the kid sat on it. Will Apple replace it? (The iPad, not the kid.)"

Alright, I'm joking, but it's amazing to watch the way quite young children find iOS so intuitive. While adults are scratching their heads wondering how to achieve something, kids are busy doing it.