iPad Tips, Thoughts & Apps by Justin S. Kahn www.kahnlawfirm.com
If you are looking to speed up and customize some ways to work with Microsoft Word, you may find the recent article 5 Ways to Customize Word very helpful. On the iPad, there are limited wasy to customize settings while using Word. In Word, tap on the gear icon on the bottom left and youContinue reading “Word Tips and Shortcuts”
It’s been a while since posting but that (hopefully) will change with this latest update from Lit Software to their suite of litigation software. There are three separate apps that can be used to help you with your litigation practice. There is TrialPad, TranscriptPad and DocReviewPad. Each app can help you with a separate partContinue reading “TrialPad (Lit Software) Updates”
It’s the start of a new year and time to get organized. How about use the built in Notes app with iCloud to create lists of things you need or need to accomplish and share them with others who can update them? Let’s use a simple example…A grocery list. Let’s say you have family orContinue reading “Notes, Lists and Sharing”
Not only was iOS updated to version 14 but iWork apps were updated as well. If you use Keynote, Pages or Numbers, there are some interesting and helpful changes and improvements. To learn more about the new features in these apps, click here. In Keynote, there are 3 main new functions. Those include Scribble, OutlineContinue reading “iWork Updates – Scribble Tool”
Apple has released updates to the work suite of apps for both the Mac and iOS devices. Pages has new features like: Play YouTube and Vimeo videos right in your documents.* Easily add captions and titles to images, videos, shapes, and other objects. Create more flexible formulas using new functions Import an iBooks Author bookContinue reading “Keynote, Pages, Numbers Updated”
Ulysses, a writing app and markdown editor, turns 19. It adds material sheets, mouse and track support on iPad and keywords in Markdown Files and provides various fixes. This writing app offers a different approach to turning your ideas into text. The basic unit is not so much a document but rather a “sheet.” AContinue reading “Ulysses Turns 19”
This morning, after my morning run, in my Nike Run Club app was a message. Nike is trying to help us all stay healthy and active by providing its premium training for free until further notice. Right now, it is only available in the US. The description of the app is as follows: NikeContinue reading “Nike Training Club Premium Free”
Earlier this year, Apple announced the Sidecar feature available with the installation of MacOS Catalina and iPadOS 13. Essentially, this allows your compatible Mac and iPad to work together using the iPad as an external touch monitor and more. The “features” include: Extending or mirroring the desktop via wired or wireless connection, Multi-Touch gestures onContinue reading “Sidecar (Extended Desktop and More) Details”
Flow by Moleskine is not just another app for those wanting to get ideas down on paper, it’s a productivity tool that allows you to fine tune what you want to capture on “paper” when inspiration strikes. This universal iOS app recently won an Apple 2019 design award. The app features different drawing tools thatContinue reading “Flow by Moleskine”
Ulysses is a great app for writers and others trying to get thoughts down and for publishing blogs. Using iCloud, you can work on your Mac and pick up where you left off on your iOS device and vice versa. V 16 has new features and fixes. The new features include the ability to publishContinue reading “Ulysses v16 – Ghost Publishing and iPad Split View”
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