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I guess i forgot to do my homework before lighting the fuse on that iOS “8” rocket. Pressing and holding the “8” still gives me just that one glyph available no longer HOW long I hold it on my

jimrobertson wrote: DaveC replied: Actually, that will give you a superscript 0 (or maybe it is a superscript o). Doing the same thing with the “8” key will get you a degree sign, which is what

Pat and Dave, I had no idea it cold be done with 0° of difficulty?. (Scattering formattings while I may) AND demonstrating a critical yet frivolous way to create strikethrouh text in iOS mail

Yes. Press the number key. Press & hold the “0” digit key and slide right. Dave

Press and hold on the zero to give you the degree symbol. Pat

Apologies for coming at this thread from its antithesis. Back in med school one of the first things students learned was that people tended to segregate into “lumpers” (people who wanted

Oops! YW ? D.

Close! The toolbar that hides is the one up above that includes the Send button. However, poking around in that toolbar led me to the answer: clicking the "Aa" is what shows/hides the format bar.

Hi Dane Go to “View” and select “Hide Toolbar” ? Happy New Year! David

Morning, and happy new year! When composing messages in Mail, I'm now seeing a formatting toolbar at the top for things like font face/size, text color, alignment. I've confirmed that my "composing"

Cool - I think what happened might have been that the iPad was way over its limit storage-wise. I had made space over and over again. I know I couldn’t upgrade to a newer OS due to space. And I

Congratulations, Becky! ? As a final check, use any browser to go here and sign in:- www.icloud.com <http://www.icloud.com/> All of your data should be available from any of your iDevices! David

I think I got everything fixed up. I’ve got the MacBook Air and the iPad connected like the old ones were I think. I’ve got Notes going back and forth and I’ve got the Calendars updating. I

Double check you have handoff turned on for both devices. I just set this up last month and couldn't figure out why my new MacBook Air wasn't seeing the iPad. I followed the instructions at the bottom

I don’t think iPads connect to Macs via Bluetooth, but I could be wrong. Absent cable connections, the only way I’ve connected my iPads to my iMac is via WiFi

Yup - that’s what I just decided right prior to seeing your note. Yay!!!! Becky

But my printer works from both MacBook Air and the iPad. I think I’ll be calling AppleCare again in the next day or so - Thank you!!! Becky

Thanks for so advising, Becky. May I strongly urge you to call Apple Support (free) here:- https://support.apple.com/ They will, without doubt, be the best folk to sort out your dilemma. Good luck!

I tried making sure they were both totally off (the old iPad was also off) and then starting them up again. Now the new iPad finds the laptop but they “can’t pair.” And some other device (a

I tried to send this message to you ……. And it was rejected twice! You are very welcome, Becky. ? More information from Apple here if needed: