Command shift and Will send and email.
On 3 Sep 2016, at 13:18, Jackie McBrearty <teambanglesltd@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hey Maraid
I got these tips but there isn't an option to send a mail message.
⌘ R — Reply
⌘ shift R — Reply All
⌘ shift F — Forward
⌘ shift J — Mark as Junk
⌘ shift L — Flag
⌘ shift U — Mark as Unread
⌘ up arrow — Go to Previous Message
⌘ down arrow — Go to Next Message
delete — Delete Message
⌘ shift N — Get All New Mail
⌘ option F — Mailbox Search
⌘ N — New Message
Holding down the down arrow and tapping the up arrow twice is effectivally
doing a double tap on the screen. You could navigate around the screen using
the left and right arrows.
Hope that helps some what.
Yours
Jackie Sent from Jackie's iPhone
On 3 Sep 2016, at 12:24 p.m., Mairead O Mahony <maireadomahony@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hi all,
Thanks for info. I downloaded Microsoft word on my iPhone last night
and am happy with it so far. Didn't spend much time on it yet but
everything I need formatting wise and ease of use seems to be there.
You get 30 days to try it free and then you can purchase an office 365
subscription for €69 a year.
With even the trial version of Office 365 you must sign up for a
Microsoft account to be able edit and save documents. When you pay
for the subscription you get 5 gigs of online storage on oneDrive and
when working on documents they automatically save there by default.
Not sure if you get this free storage with the trial as I havn't
tested it yet. You can also purchase aditional storage if needed at a
reasonable cost. There is also a lightening USB you can purchase in
different storage capacities for saving documents or iPad.
Unfortunately you can't put this USB in to your PC.
I have an apple bluetooth keyboard but have really only used this for
sending long emails and righting notes. I have always launched the
applications and went to the areas I want to type in from the phone
and therefore, don't know how to control the whole phone from the
keyboard. I found multiple lists of bluetooth keyboard functions
online but none of these seem to be working for me. For example, when
I am on the home screen how do I launch the mail app from the
keyboard, compose an email and send it? Any help with this would be
greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Mairead O Mahony
On 9/3/16, Martin Trodden <martintrodden@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:===========================================================
Hi Mairead word exel powerpoint and outlook are all available as separate
apps however i think you need to have a subscription to office 365 to use
them The best way to access documents from your pc on your ipad is by
using dropbox
Sent from my iPhone
On 2 Sep 2016, at 13:58, Mairead O Mahony <maireadomahony@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hi all,
Just wondering if you can use Microsoft Office on an iPad mini? The
main types of documents I would be working on are Excel, word and
Powerpoint and Outlook. Do you need to purchase the apps individually
or can you get all of office in one purchase? How much does office
cost for the iPad?
If I have existing documents on my computer that I want to work from
how would I transferr these on to the iPad as I know there are no USB
ports on an iPad?
Thanks in advance
Mairead O Mahony
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