If you have access to his computer with iTunes on it then you can sync the iPad to it and not loose anything. That is one thing that you can do that won't require his password if he didn't write it down.
The keyboard is something that grows on you. You might find out that you prefer it after a while.
Have you read the User Guide yet? It's the bottom bookmark in Safari.
Pete
--- In iPad@yahoogroups.com, "becca_price" <becca@...> wrote:
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> No, I inherited the iPad because my dad died. On the other hand, he was over 90, had had a good life and long marriage, and was happy and healthy (certainly he had all his smarts) up til the very end. We're sad, of course, but if there is such a thing as a good life and a good death, he had them.
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> so it sounds like I need to wait til I get home and can plug the iPad into my iTunes, and register it from three. Before I do, I need to copy all his settings and which apps he had, and do my best to re-create his setup, because I'll have been using it his way for 2 weeks and will be used to it by then.
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> on the other hand...I find using the on-screen keypad to be terribly painful. I saw on Amazon that there are a number of iPad covers with integrated keyboards for the iPad 1... are there any suggestions for one that is better than the other?
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> -Becca
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