Re: Missing Notes now found

2012-03-18 Thread Ronda Brown
Hi Laura,

On 18/03/2012, at 12:20 PM, Laura Webb el...@iinet.net.au wrote:

 Good afternoon all
 
 Just to conclude the Missing Notes thread.
 
 The process of setting up my new iPad has restored the missing notes to where 
 they should be. Where they went and why remains a mystery.

No great mystery as to where your Notes went and why ;-)

When I was helping you solve the missing notes on your iPad I kept asking you 
questions about how you had your iCloud setup on your iPad as I was sure it was 
not setup correctly, which we now know iCloud was not setup correctly on your 
iPad.

As I mentioned early in our emails:
The two iCloud Services you CAN’T Turn ON without a .me.com or .mac.com iCloud 
Account are Mail  NOTES.

Notes are ‘maintained’ by Mail, they are part of Mail, even though on the iPad, 
Notes might appear to you to be a separate service or App.

Now you have setup a @me.com account your Notes have reappeared from iCloud and 
appear in Notes on your iPad as they should.

To see how this can happen with Notes in iCloud.
1.Settings  Mail, Contacts,Calendars
Then at the top of the right-hand screen you have Accounts
At the top of Accounts is your @me.com email address

2.Press your iCloud email address, then a screen appears with all items 
Mail,Calendars,reminders,Bookmarks, Notes etc, these items can be turned ON or 
OFF.

If you switch Notes to OFF, you lose all your stored Notes.
If you switch Notes to ON again, the lost Notes appear.

I hope this helps explain iCloud Notes sync to you.
Read the links that I sent to you about iCloud and how to setup iCloud on your 
iPad in my previous emails. If you have any questions post back to WAMUG and we 
will help you.

Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from Ronni's iPad

 
 Many thanks to Ronni for her usual great support and also for Peter's input. 
 In the process I have learned a lot about iCloud but still much to 
 understand. All good for keeping the brain busy :)
 
 Regards
 Laura
 

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Re: Missing Notes now found

2012-03-18 Thread Laura Webb
Hi Ronni

Thanks for your latest advice.. After reading your instructions it is obvious 
that there is still something wrong with my iCloud set up.

For the time being I need to call halt. I have a new iPad, less than 48 hours 
old. I want to get to know it and feel comfortable with it before erasing data 
on my now old iPad. Having skipped from the original iPad to the current 
version, there are lots of new things to learn. Whatever the iCloud problem is, 
it is not preventing me from using my new iPad on a day to day basis. I am 
happy to have the missing notes back (they still do not appear on the now old 
iPad).

So for the moment, I hope you will understand my need for time out at least 
for a little while.

With very many thanks

Kind regards
Laura


On 18/03/2012, at 2:24 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:

Hi Laura,

On 18/03/2012, at 12:20 PM, Laura Webb el...@iinet.net.au wrote:

 Good afternoon all
 
 Just to conclude the Missing Notes thread.
 
 The process of setting up my new iPad has restored the missing notes to where 
 they should be. Where they went and why remains a mystery.

No great mystery as to where your Notes went and why ;-)

When I was helping you solve the missing notes on your iPad I kept asking you 
questions about how you had your iCloud setup on your iPad as I was sure it was 
not setup correctly, which we now know iCloud was not setup correctly on your 
iPad.

As I mentioned early in our emails:
The two iCloud Services you CAN’T Turn ON without a .me.com or .mac.com iCloud 
Account are Mail  NOTES.

Notes are ‘maintained’ by Mail, they are part of Mail, even though on the iPad, 
Notes might appear to you to be a separate service or App.

Now you have setup a @me.com account your Notes have reappeared from iCloud and 
appear in Notes on your iPad as they should.

To see how this can happen with Notes in iCloud.
1.Settings  Mail, Contacts,Calendars
Then at the top of the right-hand screen you have Accounts
At the top of Accounts is your @me.com email address

2.Press your iCloud email address, then a screen appears with all items 
Mail,Calendars,reminders,Bookmarks, Notes etc, these items can be turned ON or 
OFF.

If you switch Notes to OFF, you lose all your stored Notes.
If you switch Notes to ON again, the lost Notes appear.

I hope this helps explain iCloud Notes sync to you.
Read the links that I sent to you about iCloud and how to setup iCloud on your 
iPad in my previous emails. If you have any questions post back to WAMUG and we 
will help you.

Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from Ronni's iPad

 
 Many thanks to Ronni for her usual great support and also for Peter's input. 
 In the process I have learned a lot about iCloud but still much to 
 understand. All good for keeping the brain busy :)
 
 Regards
 Laura
 

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Re: Missing Notes now found

2012-03-18 Thread Laura Webb
Hi Ronni

Are you sure you want to keep going with this? :)



Sent from my iPad


On 18/03/2012, at 2:24 PM, Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:

 Hi Laura,
 
 On 18/03/2012, at 12:20 PM, Laura Webb el...@iinet.net.au wrote:
 
 Good afternoon all
 
 Just to conclude the Missing Notes thread.
 
 The process of setting up my new iPad has restored the missing notes to 
 where they should be. Where they went and why remains a mystery.
 
 No great mystery as to where your Notes went and why ;-)
 
 When I was helping you solve the missing notes on your iPad I kept asking you 
 questions about how you had your iCloud setup on your iPad as I was sure it 
 was not setup correctly, which we now know iCloud was not setup correctly on 
 your iPad.
 
 As I mentioned early in our emails:
 The two iCloud Services you CAN’T Turn ON without a .me.com or .mac.com 
 iCloud Account are Mail  NOTES.
 
 Notes are ‘maintained’ by Mail, they are part of Mail, even though on the 
 iPad, Notes might appear to you to be a separate service or App.
 
 Now you have setup a @me.com account your Notes have reappeared from iCloud 
 and appear in Notes on your iPad as they should.

Not so. They are still missing on my old iPad. They only reappeared on the 
new iPad  after the initial set up. At the moment I have two iPads up and 
running, both with iCloud. 
 
 To see how this can happen with Notes in iCloud.
 1.Settings  Mail, Contacts,Calendars
 Then at the top of the right-hand screen you have Accounts
 At the top of Accounts is your @me.com email address

At the top of the RH screen I have 
 
 2.Press your iCloud email address, then a screen appears with all items 
 Mail,Calendars,reminders,Bookmarks, Notes etc, these items can be turned ON 
 or OFF.
 
 If you switch Notes to OFF, you lose all your stored Notes.
 If you switch Notes to ON again, the lost Notes appear.
 
 I hope this helps explain iCloud Notes sync to you.
 Read the links that I sent to you about iCloud and how to setup iCloud on 
 your iPad in my previous emails. If you have any questions post back to WAMUG 
 and we will help you.
 
 Cheers,
 Ronni
 Sent from Ronni's iPad
 
 
 Many thanks to Ronni for her usual great support and also for Peter's input. 
 In the process I have learned a lot about iCloud but still much to 
 understand. All good for keeping the brain busy :)
 
 Regards
 Laura
 
 
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Re: Missing Notes now found

2012-03-18 Thread Laura Webb
Hi Ronni

Sorry about this email. Please ignore. It was one I started writing yesterday 
but thought it had been deleted. Not sure how it has suddenly appeared.

Kind regards
Laura

On 19/03/2012, at 1:08 PM, Laura Webb wrote:

Hi Ronni

Are you sure you want to keep going with this? :)



Sent from my iPad


On 18/03/2012, at 2:24 PM, Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:

 Hi Laura,
 
 On 18/03/2012, at 12:20 PM, Laura Webb el...@iinet.net.au wrote:
 
 Good afternoon all
 
 Just to conclude the Missing Notes thread.
 
 The process of setting up my new iPad has restored the missing notes to 
 where they should be. Where they went and why remains a mystery.
 
 No great mystery as to where your Notes went and why ;-)
 
 When I was helping you solve the missing notes on your iPad I kept asking you 
 questions about how you had your iCloud setup on your iPad as I was sure it 
 was not setup correctly, which we now know iCloud was not setup correctly on 
 your iPad.
 
 As I mentioned early in our emails:
 The two iCloud Services you CAN’T Turn ON without a .me.com or .mac.com 
 iCloud Account are Mail  NOTES.
 
 Notes are ‘maintained’ by Mail, they are part of Mail, even though on the 
 iPad, Notes might appear to you to be a separate service or App.
 
 Now you have setup a @me.com account your Notes have reappeared from iCloud 
 and appear in Notes on your iPad as they should.

Not so. They are still missing on my old iPad. They only reappeared on the 
new iPad  after the initial set up. At the moment I have two iPads up and 
running, both with iCloud. 
 
 To see how this can happen with Notes in iCloud.
 1.Settings  Mail, Contacts,Calendars
 Then at the top of the right-hand screen you have Accounts
 At the top of Accounts is your @me.com email address

At the top of the RH screen I have 
 
 2.Press your iCloud email address, then a screen appears with all items 
 Mail,Calendars,reminders,Bookmarks, Notes etc, these items can be turned ON 
 or OFF.
 
 If you switch Notes to OFF, you lose all your stored Notes.
 If you switch Notes to ON again, the lost Notes appear.
 
 I hope this helps explain iCloud Notes sync to you.
 Read the links that I sent to you about iCloud and how to setup iCloud on 
 your iPad in my previous emails. If you have any questions post back to WAMUG 
 and we will help you.
 
 Cheers,
 Ronni
 Sent from Ronni's iPad
 
 
 Many thanks to Ronni for her usual great support and also for Peter's input. 
 In the process I have learned a lot about iCloud but still much to 
 understand. All good for keeping the brain busy :)
 
 Regards
 Laura
 
 
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Missing Notes now found

2012-03-17 Thread Laura Webb
Good afternoon all

Just to conclude the Missing Notes thread.

The process of setting up my new iPad has restored the missing notes to where 
they should be. Where they went and why remains a mystery.

Many thanks to Ronni for her usual great support and also for Peter's input. In 
the process I have learned a lot about iCloud but still much to understand. All 
good for keeping the brain busy :)

Regards
Laura
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