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Hello, Just learning the IPad

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I received my IPad as a Christmas gift and am leaning something new every day, however I still have many questions.
 

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Great to have you here. You'll learn lots of useful and interesting information about your iPad from a bunch of folks who are crazy about their tablet!

Have fun - and don't be afraid to ask if you have any questions - there's almost always someone out there who knows the answer.

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Tim SPRACKLEN said:
Great to have you here. You'll learn lots of useful and interesting information about your iPad from a bunch of folks who are crazy about their tablet!

Have fun - and don't be afraid to ask if you have any questions - there's almost always someone out there who knows the answer.

Tim
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Thank you. I'm not real sure I know how to use this forum. I have lots of questions but can't figure out how to post them.
 

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If you have a question, then simply post it like you did your original post introducing yourself to the Forum. It probably helps if you start from the most appropriate section of the Forum - i.e. is it a question about apps or the operating system or iPad accessories, but don't worry if you get it wrong. No one will worry!! So, even if you have some questions now, simply ask them right away, just in a post like the two you've sent already.

Have fun

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Tim SPRACKLEN said:
If you have a question, then simply post it like you did your original post introducing yourself to the Forum. It probably helps if you start from the most appropriate section of the Forum - i.e. is it a question about apps or the operating system or iPad accessories, but don't worry if you get it wrong. No one will worry!! So, even if you have some questions now, simply ask them right away, just in a post like the two you've sent already.

Have fun

Tim
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Thanks Tim. Should I be logging off of this forum each time I'm done using it?
 

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If you have a question, then simply post it like you did your original post introducing yourself to the Forum. It probably helps if you start from the most appropriate section of the Forum - i.e. is it a question about apps or the operating system or iPad accessories, but don't worry if you get it wrong. No one will worry!! So, even if you have some questions now, simply ask them right away, just in a post like the two you've sent already.

Have fun

Tim
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How do I place a post?
 

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Gensca

Please forgive my computer illiteracy, I do not know where to go a
When I first open a Apple iPad forum.
 

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Please forgive my computer illiteracy, I do not know where to go a
When I first open a Apple iPad forum.

Welcome - I replied to your other post, so sorry if this is duplicate information.

You can start a new thread if you have a completely new question (like you did in your 'Gensca' thread, or simply 'Reply' in an existing thread if you have a follow-up question or you need some clarification.

If you post a new thread, it's a good idea to make the thread title meaningful; there are so many posts each day that most people don't have the time to open every thread so a non-specific thread, such as 'I have a question', will probably be ignored by most people because they simply don't have enough time to open every thread.

So try to make a new thread title specific so that people can see what your question is going to be about, for example, 'How do I perform a hard reset?'. But always use the Forum 'Search' facility first, to see if a question has already been asked. There's a search button near the top of the Forum web page. If you press this, you can type in your question - like you might do in Google. You get the option of either having your results on a thread-by-thread basis (i.e. threads in which there is a match to your question) or on a post-by-post basis (i.e. posts in which there is a match to your question).

The thread-by-thread option can be good because a match to your search question may have prompted a wide-ranging discussion in a thread that might be helpful in discussing the problem in greater detail.

But, don't worry; if you have a question and are not sure, just post it in a new thread. Forum members are all nice guys and they'll always do their best to help you.

Enjoy your new iPad and have fun.

Tim
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