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http://osxdaily.com/2012/10/01/ipad-keyboard-navigation-shortcuts/ Did you know you can navigate around the  iPad  using only a keyboard, without touching the screen at all? It's part of  iOS  Accessibility options, and using keyboard navigation makes the iPad feel a lot more like a traditional computer, even sharing some of the keyboard shortcuts that Macs have to do things like the ever useful  Command+Tab app switcher . This is a very underused and little-known feature of iOS, but it can really improve and speed up workflow on the iPad for those who use external keyboards with the device. To use keyboard navigation, you'll need a  keyboard connected  to the iPad either through Bluetooth or another external keyboard attached through the power port. Next, you'll need to turn VoiceOver on by doing the following: Open "Settings", tap "General", go to "Accessibility", and flip "VoiceOver" to ON With VoiceOver...

http://grannyjoans.blogspot.com/2011/05/bluetooth-keyboard-shortcuts-that-work.html Bluetooth Keyboard Shortcuts That Work with iPad/iPhone Devices If you use an iPad for any type of writing or journaling, you probably use Apple's wireless bluetooth keyboard.  I decided to post a list of some of the keyboard shortcuts that work with the keyboard bluetoothed with an iPad or iPad 2 or even your iPhone. To pair your keyboard with your device, select General>Bluetooth in the Settings options.   Turn  bluetooth ON  and also  turn on your bluetooth keyboard  by pushing in the button on the keyboard that is located on the upper right-hand side of the physical keyboard.  Your mobile device will try to discover the bluetooth keyboard and once that it finds the keyboard, a dialog box requesting you to  enter a PIN number on your keyboard will appear on the screen .  Once the  PIN  has been entered, be sure to  hit ...

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