Thanks for the quick reply, but what is the name of the book ?
Bob
--- In iPad@yahoogroups.com, Isabel Cutler <isabel95@...> wrote:
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> I found this book of tremendous help.
> Downloaded the Kindle version to my PC and Smartphone and then to the Kindle
> when I got the IPad. (You only have to pay for it once!...also comes in
> paper book)
>
> Isabel
>
> On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 11:31 AM, oldgascar <referry@...> wrote:
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> >
> >
> > Ok, I have burned up the phone lines with apple asking questions and still
> > have trouble with doing certain things with my Ipad.
> >
> > I started in electronics repairing 3 knob hetrodyne Atwater-Kent radios and
> > 1st generation high tech electronics with a mix of tubes and those brand new
> > metal cased nuvistors (just before Ic's) and a long time before, cd's and
> > dvd's).
> > I don't want to keep bothering the good folks of this group, with questions
> > on how to do things that are apparently so obvious to todays 20
> > somethings.(let's just say I am 50 plus).
> >
> > I would like to know... When I have downloaded a book (free book written in
> > 1898) from google books directly from my Ipad,(not thru I-tunes) should I be
> > able to access this book when not in range of a wi-fi connection? I was
> > under the assumption that once I downloaded it , it was stored in my Ipad
> > and I didn't need the internet to read it.
> >
> > Can someone advise the BEST BOOK for dummies like me for learing how to use
> > the Ipad so I do not need to keep bothering everyone with silly questions.
> > My Ipad is a 1st Gen with wi-fi,with 3g capabilities& 32 G.
> > (I am not subscribed to 3G at this time)
> >
> > Thanks for your time
> >
> >
> >
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