iPad Compatible? Do issues reside as individual files that can be transferred over to the iPad? The iPad has a few nice comic readers.. Im wondering if I could just add them into the library of one of those apps. iPad Compatible? Do issues reside as individual files that can be transferred over to the iPad? The iPad has a few nice comic readers.. Im wondering if I could just add them into the library of one... » Read More iPad Compatible? Do issues reside as individual files that can be transferred over to the iPad? The iPad has a few nice comic readers.. Im wondering if I could just add them into the library of one of those apps. « Show Less
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Individual files. I copied mine over to the computer and uploaded them into Itunes and then added them to my Ipad with little to no issue. The only issue that I had is when they transferred they did not stay in order, I had to do a bit of moving around on the ipad which took some time to get them how I wanted.
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I do have an iPad and can read the Magazines fine using the iBook app. The links between PDF files don't work, so you will have to select each magazine manually, but that's no big deal. Love it.
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I don't have the product, but judging solely on the other reviews, I would say yes. There are reviews where the reviewer transferred individual issues to PDAs etc, so as long as you can transfer individual PDFs to the iPad, you should be set.
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Cathie, I agree. My daughter owns a Kindle and I have an iPod touch with the Kindle app. I truly hope they will continue to offer that app for the iPad. Yes, I agree that the Kindle is a perfect e-reader and the backlighting in the iPad will strain the eyes, however, it will offer so much for those that want an all-in-one device. I'm still going to hold out until fall or winter of next year. If the app IS available for the iPad, I will definitely consider purchasing it. Love, love, love to Amazon and the Kindle will always be there.
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I'm not sure. You can import the pictures into one iPad and after import is complete, you will be asked if you want to "Keep" the original files on the card or "Delete" them. Select "Keep" and plug the reader with the card into the next iPad. I don't know that you can transfer pictures from one iPad INTO the card... But I'll have to try now.
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I have the same problem. This item is advertised as being compatible with IPADs and I assumed all of them. Big disappointment!
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Its a very simple process to download either into Ipad or Iphone. I have done both. pulling books up is simple and look good on the ipad.
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Yes - it does work with iPad - however, the extent of the functionality is dependent on the app. I use it with an app for First Data, and it will scan to upload inventory items, but not to scan items at check out. I contacted the app developer and they said "ya - we haven't developed that functionality yet". So it does work with iPad, but may or may not (or may partially) work with your app.
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Adonit tells me that their stylus is designed for ipad but I can't confirm bcs I am using an Android device. Email them. Their support is awesome.
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I get a message that the device is not compatible. I just click OK and it works. However, I should mention that since the update to iOS7, I'm having trouble downloading. It works but it has a hard time uploading all the photos I have in my card. Maybe with fewer pics it would work better. (iPad 2)
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Well I tried the SD Card reader and I was only able to import photos. The iPad does not have this. You can copy the files to the iCloud then to the SD card.
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This will not connect directly to an Ipad. You will need to add a standard USB connection to the proprietary connection of your Ipad. If you simply want to transfer SD card info to/from device there are a lot of better options like thesehttp://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=is_s_ss_i_1_12?k=ipad+sd+card+adapter&spref;ix=Ipad+SD+card
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Hi Mary - I am the author of Pianoforall - the course can be loaded onto 2nd generation ipads (and onwards) using the Free Readdle Documents app (there are full instructions with the disc) It also works with the EZPDF Reader app - but this isn't free. If you can find out if you can install EZPDF Reader then you will be able to use the lessons on your iPad. Hope that helps. Robin
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I have put manga on there and, frankly, I'm delighted. It depends on how word intensive your comic is, though. My first try was really a perfect fit, and only occasionally did I have to zoom in to read a word. For a two page layout, I simply flipped the layout to horizontal. My second manga's words were smaller, and I did find myself zooming in more often--a slight annoyance, yes--but after doing so I could read the print. The pictures were perfectly fine. No complaints there. Your battery life will be shorter, though (for your .jpgs, at least). For the record, all my mangas were in .jpg format. I can't speak to how .pdf will work.
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An iPad will not sit in this dock. You can plug a usb cable into this dock, but it's the same as plugging into the USB port of your computer. You can transfer videos and music from your computer to your iPad, if that's what you mean. They have to be in a video format that the iPad can play. Videos purchased from iTunes will can definitely be transfered. This dock has a 30 pin connector. Not the newer lightning connector. The iPad will not be able to sit in this dock because it is contoured for an older iPhone/iPod touch.
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I works fine with the IPAD. They are both IOS devices so there shouldn't be any problem.
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Negative.There may be support for other devices in the future, but at the moment, it's Ipad only
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This is for Windows or Mac OS, it is not for an iPad. There is a version of Sketchbook for the Ipad from the Apple App Store, but it is not the same as this.
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Completely unrelated to the question, but I've viewed these files on my wife's IPAD, but prefer to view them on my Kindle Fire. Amazon has a PDF drop box, which will send the file to your kindle without needing to connect the kindle to the computer and will simultaneously store the file in the cloud. As such if you have a kindle fire, consider reading these on that. If just the IPAD, see my post below which has a url with instructions for PDF viewing.