Information Technology Reference
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Let's see, the iPad is roughly the size of a pad of paper, easy to hold in
the hand, and capable of storing a lot of information. When you need to
jot down some ideas, the Notes app is ready with a familiar yellow legal
pad (mounted in a virtual leather holder, even, when viewed in landscape
orientation).
Here comes the hard part. Tap the New Note button (
) and start
typing. (Actually, not so hard.)
The first line of the note becomes the title, which appears in the toolbar
and in the Notes list. In landscape orientation, that list sits off to the
side (
Figure 10.16
); in portrait mode, tap the Notes button to bring up a
popover containing all the notes you've stored.
Figure 10.16
The Notes app,
viewed wide
Notes list
