My New I/Pad.
Created | Updated Mar 26, 2014
This is my first Snippet written on my I/Pad, it wasn't the first word processing App that I tried, but it has turned out to the best one of all the others that I tried. It is the closest one to the Word program that I have on my lap top.
Recently I discovered that the only copy I had of my poems, which I have written over the years, was on this web site. After trying to copy and paste them without any success, I contacted The Post team, who were only too pleased to help me, and sent me an Email giving the instructions on how to go about it.
It was while I was in the process of copying and pasting them onto my desk top computer, that I realised just how much I have learned about using a computer since joining this site some twelve years ago. As during that time, computer technology has come a long way, so much so, that I find myself sitting here on the new I/Pad that my wife bought me for Chistmas. Come to think of it that was when my wife and her lads chipped in and got me my very first computer, which was on my fiftyth birthday.
I had no idea back then, while using my new desk top, that in years to come I would be able to sit in bed and type away on a small pad smaller than a sheet of A4 paper. Not only that, but be able to watch films and live TV programs in High Definition on it as well. Mind you, I never dreamt that we would be able to watch films on a wafer thin silver disc, not much bigger that a saucer, spinning at two thousand revolutions a minute.
I had no idea that I would be capable of transferring my poems onto an external hard dive as that would have been such a difficult task for me to even think of, as back then even copy and pasting was a learning curve for me.
So you can imagine our surprise when we saw our two year old granddaughter sitting with her Dads I/Pad watching cartoons, not only that, she can also pull up You Tube and select the music videos that she likes the best, then revert back to her cartoons.
The first time we saw this happening, was on a video clip that our lad sent us via Email, the next time was when they were here on a visit, and our granddaughter picked up my wife's I/Pad, which was on standby, then proceeded to scroll through the icons, found You Tube and selected her favourite music track. So somehow I don't think she will go through the same learning curve with computers or I/Pads that we had to.
Smudger.1.2.14
Recently I discovered that the only copy I had of my poems, which I have written over the years, was on this web site. After trying to copy and paste them without any success, I contacted The Post team, who were only too pleased to help me, and sent me an Email giving the instructions on how to go about it.
It was while I was in the process of copying and pasting them onto my desk top computer, that I realised just how much I have learned about using a computer since joining this site some twelve years ago. As during that time, computer technology has come a long way, so much so, that I find myself sitting here on the new I/Pad that my wife bought me for Chistmas. Come to think of it that was when my wife and her lads chipped in and got me my very first computer, which was on my fiftyth birthday.
I had no idea back then, while using my new desk top, that in years to come I would be able to sit in bed and type away on a small pad smaller than a sheet of A4 paper. Not only that, but be able to watch films and live TV programs in High Definition on it as well. Mind you, I never dreamt that we would be able to watch films on a wafer thin silver disc, not much bigger that a saucer, spinning at two thousand revolutions a minute.
I had no idea that I would be capable of transferring my poems onto an external hard dive as that would have been such a difficult task for me to even think of, as back then even copy and pasting was a learning curve for me.
So you can imagine our surprise when we saw our two year old granddaughter sitting with her Dads I/Pad watching cartoons, not only that, she can also pull up You Tube and select the music videos that she likes the best, then revert back to her cartoons.
The first time we saw this happening, was on a video clip that our lad sent us via Email, the next time was when they were here on a visit, and our granddaughter picked up my wife's I/Pad, which was on standby, then proceeded to scroll through the icons, found You Tube and selected her favourite music track. So somehow I don't think she will go through the same learning curve with computers or I/Pads that we had to.
Smudger.1.2.14
