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Iris

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7. I know! That's why I want a type pad tutorial.

Reply to cbayer (Reply #6)

Mon Oct 22, 2012, 06:28 PM

Oct 2012

I think I could learn to do it better. I can tell I'm sort of getting it but once I start building up speed, I get freaked out and start typing gibberish. I don't see the point of attaching a keyboard either, but I'd like to be able to use the ipad more and think I would if I could actually type on it.

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App to learn how to type on iPad? [View all] Iris Oct 2012 OP

Dude! (or dudette) I learned to type on an IBM Selectric like 45 years ago and OffWithTheirHeads Oct 2012 #1

haha! Iris Oct 2012 #2

Learned on a Royal Manual in 7th grade (late 70s) REP Oct 2012 #5

Hey, if it can correct the neuropathy, frozen tendons and arthritis NV Whino Oct 2012 #3

Sign me up, too REP Oct 2012 #4

Hate typing on the iPad. It prevents me from using it for anything cbayer Oct 2012 #6

I know! That's why I want a type pad tutorial. Iris Oct 2012 #7

Let me know what you think if you try it. cbayer Oct 2012 #8

I am thinking the exact same thing! I'm probably not too old and it might make a big difference for Iris Oct 2012 #9

Not sure if this will help, but some apps change the on-screen keyboard suffragette Oct 2012 #10

Thanks for the tip! n/t Iris Oct 2012 #11