How can I tranfer documents to my Ipad? - Apple iPad 64 GB 3G Tablet PC

You will have to remove pictures, videos and apps that you are not using any more. You can sync the ipad to a pc or mac and save the pictures and videos you want.The icloud is tied to your apple id. go to this link ( iCloud ) and sign in with the same info you use to sign in to the app store. The icloud gives you free online storage for pictures videos and documents that you have on the ipad.

Understand that all the apps and data on the iPad are associated with an Apple ID so "signing out" of your iPad may render some apps and functions useless.

If you are looking to sell your iPad its best to plug it into a computer and restore factory defaults. This will remove all apps and IDs associated with your iPad.

If you are simply looking for security and worry that while signed into your Apple ID there is a chance for fraudulent downloads and purchases it would be my recommendation to set a password/passcode for the iPad that only you know. This will prevent other users form gaining access to your data without your permission.

The iPad is not meant to sign in and sign out at will but if you need to sign out and add another Apple ID then here are the steps to do so.

There are 2 places in which your Apple ID are linked with your iPad. Your iCloud account (photos/documents/ID) and iTunes (music/movies/apps)

You can adjust settings for these individually under Settings > iCloud and Settings > iTunes & App Store

Simply click on the Apple ID email and then choose "Sign Out"
REMEMEBER, some apps and functions may not work without an associated Apple ID registered with the iPad.

Good luck!

There are a few ways to accomplish this task, first you could just email yourself the pictures if your tablet is hooked up to a wifi network. Second is to hook your sync cable to it and then your computer. IF you are using a PC then simply plug in the sync cable to the ipad and the other into the USB port on your computer. The computer should be attempting to install Apple drivers in order to be able to see the iPad as a storage device. Once it completes it's installation you go to my computer and you should see all the drives available to access. You are looking for one called Apple iPad click on that, then go to internal storage/DCIM/ there maybe a folder or two your pictures that are on your ipad are stored within the DCIM folder and sub folders. Now once the pictures populate simply just select your pictures and either right click to save as, copy or drag and drop them into another folder on your desktop or a specific folder.

If you have a Mac you can do it this way


Make sure you have the Pages app installed on your iPad.
Connect the iPad to your computer using the appropriate USB cable.
Open iTunes, then locate your iPad in the source list and select the Apps tab. Scroll down to access the File Sharing Pane.
The File Sharing Pane is a centralized location where you can manage the transfer of documents to and from your iPad. To print, transfer the desired document from the iPad to the Mac's hard drive. Then simply open and print using a device connected to that Mac or a device on the Mac's network.


Alternatively, e-mail yourself any documents you want to print, then open them on a Mac with printer access and print from there.


Printing using apps

Shop around. Each printing app works a little differently. When PCMag.com originally reported on iPad printing apps in April 2010, it found few that worked particularly well -- and several that didn't work at all. No doubt this trend has continued as developers continue to bring out new apps.
PrintCentral is an app that can be used with iPad, iPhone and iTouch. Its developers tout it as a one-stop-shop for mobile printing needs. MacWorld has awarded it 4 out of 5 mice and EuroSmartz.com has named it its iPad App of the Week. It can print directly to most wireless printers.
Whether you opt for PrintCentral or another printing app, make sure to review any instructions carefully to get the best performance.

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You have to download an app for documents like Open Office to download and open on your iPad. Safari won't let you download certain files from the internet. Apps like Downloads HD are one of those apps that lets you download almost anything from your iPad and open it from within the app or from another app that can open that file you downloaded.

The truth is the iwork program that you have bought will be for desktop and laptop macs and not the ipad. If you have not opened the packaging you should return it and get your money back, and explain that you required it for the ipad. For the ipad you would go to the app tab in itunes and buy it through the itunes store the current price for the individual apps in iwork (i.e. pages, numbers and keynote) in UK pounds is 5.99. Hope this helps.

I can't currently seem to find out whether or not the Lexmark X4650 supports iPad AirPrint, but there's one very easy way to find out - try printing a document to it and see if it comes out!
Hope that helps, thanks!

You can download Documents Free (Mobile Office Suite) from iTunes Apps Store. It has Excel and Word support. You can also synchronize files to your Google Documents account and open files on your PC or Mac.

You will need to go to the App store and download a word processing program such as PAGES.