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Using an Ipad Or Iphone on Apple Ios 11 Table of Contents Using an iPad or iPhone on Apple iOS 11 Table of Contents Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................................ 1 Important Icons ......................................................................................................................................... 2 Keyboard .................................................................................................................................................... 3 Gestures ..................................................................................................................................................... 4 Settings ...................................................................................................................................................... 5 Accessibility ............................................................................................................................................... 5 Security ...................................................................................................................................................... 6 Camera ....................................................................................................................................................... 8 Photos ........................................................................................................................................................ 9 To Download Photos to Your Computer Using iCloud on a PC ............................................................. 10 Messages ................................................................................................................................................... 11 iTunes .......................................................................................................................................................13 iTunes on a Windows Computer ............................................................................................................. 14 To Upload Music to Your Device ............................................................................................................. 14 Face Time.................................................................................................................................................. 15 Maps ........................................................................................................................................................ 16 Calendar .................................................................................................................................................... 17 Safari ........................................................................................................................................................ 18 Siri ............................................................................................................................................................ 19 Files .......................................................................................................................................................... 20 iCloud ....................................................................................................................................................... 21 Other Free Storage Options .................................................................................................................... 21 Privacy ..................................................................................................................................................... 22 To Check Your Privacy Settings .............................................................................................................. 22 To Turn Off/On Location Services for the Camera ................................................................................. 22 Miscellaneous .......................................................................................................................................... 22 Autocorrect .............................................................................................................................................. 22 Technology Glossary ............................................................................................................................... 23 Texting Acronyms .................................................................................................................................... 26 There is a glossary at the end of this handing, that defines and explains acronyms and technical terms! The device used to create this document is an iPad with Apple iOS 11; if you are using an iPhone or a different version of the Apple operating system, some things may be different, although most steps should be similar. Important Icons FaceTime Calendar Photos Camera Maps Settings Dock Safari Mail Messages iTunes Created by Michelle for OLLI@WVU 2 Keyboard When you need to enter text or numbers into a form or text box, a virtual keyboard should appear. Tapping inside a text box will make the keyboard appear if it has not done so automatically. Predictive Text Delete Alt Character Shift Numbers Hide Keyboard Handwriting To enter a capital letter, tap the Shift key once, then tap the desired letter. To enter an alternate character from the keyboard, press the desired key and drag down slightly. To erase, tap the delete key in the top right corner. To use predictive text, start to type, and then select the desired word from the list that runs parallel to the top of the keyboard. To make the keyboard go away, tap the keyboard icon in the lower right corner. Created by Michelle for OLLI@WVU 3 Gestures Swipe from the bottom Bring up the dock and open apps Swipe with 4 fingers left or right Move between open apps Home button Return to home screen Home button + wake / sleep button Screen shot Swipe from top Bring up notifications Press and hold Home button Siri Five finger pinch Return to home screen Swipe down from the middle of the screen Search Drag an icon to the Dock Place the apps you want on the Dock Drag an icon already on the Dock Rearrange the Dock icons or remove an icon from the Dock Swipe up from bottom Access quick toggles such as brightness and volume Open an app. Slide up from the bottom to View two apps side by side view the dock. Drag a single app icon onto the main screen. When two apps are side-by-side, grab the Stop viewing two apps side by side handle icon on the one on the right and pull down. Once the app is detached, swipe to the right. Swipe up from the bottom to view the Force close apps dock. Swipe up from the bottom a second time to switch to multi-tasking view. Drag the apps you want to close off the top of the screen Two finger pinch Zoom Pull down with one finger Refresh Created by Michelle for OLLI@WVU 4 Settings Changing the behavior of your device is primarily done in Settings. There is usually a Settings icon on the home screen of your device, and you can easily add that icon to your dock. Settings is divided into two panes. The left pane displays the available options, and the right pane gives you further details for the option you selected, as well as various toggles for these options. To Check Your Settings 1. From the Home screen, tap the Settings icon. 2. Tap an item in the left pane to display options for that item in the right pane. Accessibility iOS allows you to toggle various options to make the device easier to use when you have vision issues. To Increase the Text Size 1. Open Settings. 2. In the left pane, scroll down until you find Display & Brightness. 3. In the right pane, select Text Size. 4. In the right pane, tap the slider until you find the desired text size. To Increase the Brightness 1. Open Settings. 2. In the left pane, scroll down until you find Display & Brightness. 3. At the top of the left pane, adjust the slider to the right to make the screen brighter. To Increase the Contrast 1. Open Settings. 2. In the left pane, scroll down and tap General. In the right pane, tap Accessibility. 3. In the right pane, select Increase Contrast. As desired, toggle Reduce Transparency or Darken Colors. To Turn on Flash Alerts (iPhone Only) 1. Open Settings. 2. In the left pane, scroll down and tap General. In the right pane, tap Accessibility. 3. In the right pane, under Hearing, toggle on LED Flash for Alerts. Created by Michelle for OLLI@WVU 5 Security Security is the most important thing to be aware of on all electronic devices. There are several important ways to keep your Apple device secure and I recommend doing all of them. • Set a passcode • Set up your Apple ID • Set up Two-Factor Authentication What are each of these things, and how are they different from each other? Passcode: This is the secret code to get into a specific device. Apple ID: This is the username and password that you create with Apple to link a specific device to your Apple account. You can have multiple devices associated with a single Apple ID. Two-Factor Authentication: This is a way to make both your device and your account more secure by verifying YOU are the person attempting to access your account. The most important settings to check are your Privacy settings (see page 22 for more information) since this is how you control what information is shared with what apps. Settings is also where you will go to make sure you security is properly set up, where you check on your iCloud and iTunes account, and where you manage
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