To turn off multitasking:
Settings >General >Multitasking >toggle off "Allow Multiple Apps"
Currently Slide Over is an iPad-only feature. See model compatibility info for iOS 9.x at this link:
--ryan
Sent from my Apple iPad Air 2
On Oct 22, 2015, at 07:42, McAllister 73357.3046@compuserve.com [iPad] <iPad@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
I thought that might be the case --- But ...
1. I was under the impression this iPad (iPad Mini 2 (2014)) was old enough that it couldn't support multitasking. I see no other evidence that any of the multitasking functions is available.2. Our other iOS devices don't do the same thing ... even thought two of them (iPhones 6 and 6+) are less than a year old.
Anyway, all this misses the point. I do not EVER start the Calendar app – I do not want it ever to start. It appears in the list of running apps ONLY when I swipe from the right edge – I don't want it to.
Why is it starting at all? How do I make it not ever start on its own (or from a Slide Over)?
Many thanks
Stratton McAllister
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Re: Annoying calendar Posted by: "Ryan Waldon" ryan@iamthereforeipad.com ryanwaldon2002 Date: Tue Oct 20, 2015 4:06 am ((PDT)) What you're describing is 'Slide Over', one of Apple's new multitasking UI features. < http://www.apple.com/ios/whats-new/#ipad> < https://youtu.be/QD_9G0QEIHI > < http://www.imore.com/slide-over-split-view-multitasking-ipad-ios-9-explained > --ryan Sent from my Apple Mac mini via Airmail 2.5 On 20.October 2015 at 6:58:51 , McAllister 73357.3046@compuserve.com [iPad] (ipad@yahoogroups.com) wrote: iPad Mini 2 (2014) running iOS 9.0.2. Ever since upgrading to iOS 9 (I think), I've been getting a very annoying unwanted appearance of the Calendar. In many (all?) apps, when I swipe from too near the right edge of the screen, I don't get action on the app I'm using but rather the Calendar appears running down the right edge of the screen – even though the Calendar was not open before. To get back to what I wanted to do, I have to swipe the Calendar off the right – And now the Calendar IS open. This happens on only the iPad Mini; not the other iPad (2013) we have, or either iPhone 6, all of which are running the same iOS version. Does anyone have a clue what's going on? I assume it's some setting I have on the Mini, but looking at everything I can think of, I haven't found the culprit. I'd appreciate any suggestions. Thanks Stratton McAllister ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ 3a.
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