Going all Ipad
#211
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#213
Join Date: Apr 2013
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Thanks Dave and wco, trouble is, I've recipients w/bad eyesight with whom I can exchange correspondence in a regular laptop by sizing my text in my OUTgoing mail extra large, but on the iPad that cannot be done.
*LOL* I get grousing all the time when I respond w/iPad or iPhone.
win
*LOL* I get grousing all the time when I respond w/iPad or iPhone.
win
#214
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What kind of computers do your recipients have?
They may be able to increase the font size.
Otherwise, I Google and saw this, how to change the settings for the font that you send.
http://glasskeys.com/2011/03/07/how-...ad-and-iphone/
They may be able to increase the font size.
Otherwise, I Google and saw this, how to change the settings for the font that you send.
http://glasskeys.com/2011/03/07/how-...ad-and-iphone/
#215
Join Date: Apr 2013
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Thank you, thank you, wco81, wrote email in notes, then cut and pasted it into gmail, and that seemed to do the trick when I emailed myself. Hopefully correspondents will get larger text as well. I use a mac/iphone/ipad, recipients are mostly windows, except for one ipad.
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Yes. And the few people who went in that direction in the past use tablets now in my experience. Ultralight notebooks are VERY expensive compared to tablets. And for most people a tablet is enough at least for most of their use.
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I still use both but the tablet more and more. Presentations, writing, with pages or Google Docs and of course email and web use.
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I just finished an experiment, three months on the road with only my ipad and a Logitech Bluetooth keyboard. I only missed the laptop when having to type up something longer than a few pages or anything where a mouse helps, manipulating/editing images. Tablets have a ways to go yet, but I don't envision needing to ever buy a replacement for my laptop. A couple more generations of tablets and tablet-specific applications and RIP laptop.