Bluetooth will not work, it never has for transferring stuff. Thanks apple. Lol!
If it is music try waltr. It converts everything from mp3 to mp4 to mkv and transfers it to the appropriate place on your phone. For files I recommend file browser. it is an ios app or copying stuff from the computer to the phone and more. > On Dec 11, 2014, at 10:18 AM, richie Gardenhire <richie.gardenh...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > Ann, > > If you have a cable to connect from your Windows or Mac, simply connect it to > your iPad, or if both computers have Bluetooth capability, pair up the iPad > with the computer from which you will transfer files from. You'll have to > import the files from your CD and then transfer them to the iPad. Bluetooth > should work for this; if, h owever, it doesn't, perhaps somebody on the list > can assist you on how to get the two machines to better communicate the > transferring. HTH. > > Richie Gardenhire, Anchorage, Alaska. > > > On Dec 6, 2014, at 8:42 AM, Ann Byrne wrote: > >> My client has a CD of instructional files she would like to listen to on her >> iPad. I have a windows machine and a Mac. How can I make these files >> availabel to her? I haven't seen them yet. I know I can convert them to >> .mp3 on the Windows machine, but how then to get them to the iPad? Would >> the Mac be a better agent for transfer? >> Thanks for the help. >> >> Ann >> >> At 11:14 PM 12/4/2014, you wrote: >>> Phil covered selecting columns and rows comprehensively. As for VoiceOver >>> still announcing hidden columns, this is only if you use the VO keys to >>> navigate. If you just navigate using the arrow keys alone, as is generally >>> the better option, then VoiceOver will only announce the visible rows and >>> columns. 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