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Jennifer Garcia

40+ Super Secret iPad Features and Shortcuts | iPad.AppStorm - 0 views

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ipad shortcuts resources features ipads Apple apps tricks

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  • Jennifer Garcia on 02 Oct 12
     
    "This roundup aims to enlighten those new to the iPad, and guide old hands to a few new tricks - the heading might be laced with hyperbole, but you're going to have a look anyway… For those of you who are super-confident about your iPad knowledge, I'd like to propose a challenge. Go through and see how many features and shortcuts you didn't know about, leave a comment with the number at the bottom of the post - and be honest!"
Jennifer Garcia

10 Tips You Need to Know About Mac Preview - 0 views

www.makeuseof.com/...need-to-know-about-mac-preview

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shared by Jennifer Garcia on 12 Dec 12 - No Cached
  • File -> New from Clipboard, or press cmd+N.
  • Finally, to merge two PDF files, just open one file and drag another in Preview’s thumbnail sidebar.
    • Jennifer Garcia
      Jennifer Garcia on 12 Dec 12
       
      What a great way to merge pdfs!
  • Using smart lasso, click in an area and slightly drag your mouse in any direction to specify the amount of tolerance that should be used in marking out the boundaries of that area’s selection. You can then copy that selection to your clipboard and create a new document as outlined above, or press backspace to make that part of your image transparent.
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    • Jennifer Garcia
      Jennifer Garcia on 12 Dec 12
       
      Again most of us use some of the annotation elements. Did you know that the smart lasso was one of them? 
  • Built-In Version History In later versions of Mac OS X, Preview comes with built-in version support. This means you can go back in time and go through a number of different iterations of your file, Time Machine-style. To do so, go to File -> Revert To -> Browse All Versions, or press the little disclosure triangle next to a file’s name in the title bar and select Browse All Versions.
    • Jennifer Garcia
      Jennifer Garcia on 12 Dec 12
       
      Go back in time to various versions...very google like...
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