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Employing The iPadBut what about a lot more intensive productivity duties, including word processing, By using Apple's Pages app, you'll be able to swiftly develop things including a resume, letter, thank-you card and much more by employing the templates. Apple also supplies apps for creating presentations and spreadsheets. Further apps - of which you'll find far more than 65,000 - contain Dropbox, a free service that enables you to shop documents on the internet and access them at any time using an iPad, iPhone or desktop computer.

Then there's Evernote, a free of charge note-taking app that merchants something you write on the web for you to access anywhere on any device. The checklist of productivity apps is nearly countless, and is increasing by the day. With its 9.7-inch Multi-Touch display and groundbreaking user interface, it's straightforward to be productive with an iPad. Needless to say, apps usually are not the only way of currently being productive when using the iPad.

It's possible to print wirelessly employing Apple's AirPrint technologies, enabling you to print film tickets, emails, word documents and considerably much more at just the tap of a finger. At the time of writing, only AirPrint enabled HP printers are supported, but additional models are expected to be additional in the near future.

The iPad also has in depth assistance for common file kinds, so opening a PDF in Mail requires just one particular tap of a finger, and it renders virtually quickly. It's also achievable to open Microsoft Workplace files for example Word documents and Excel spreadsheets with no installing any third-party apps. Where the iPad's true strengths genuinely lie, even though, is in its sheer portability. Its size and weight make it effortless to carry all around, and unlike classic laptops and notebooks, iPads don't must be opened and rested on a table just before they will be employed.

The scanner on the iPhone App can be used to scan regular bar codes or QR codes. QR codes have been around for a few years now, but in case you've been vacationing in the Alpha Centauri system for the past decade or so, the image below is of a QR code. At the present time Letter Carriers are not dealing with QR codes, but that is subject to change.

I believe the Postmaster General's five year plan involves implementing mail pieces that use the QR code, so these little inkblot tests could quickly become relevant for both postal customers and employees. At the present, the Scan function is extremely relevant for Letter Carriers. The other day I had a package with an unreadable bar code. The numbers were also smudged and my postal-issue scanner was not liking any of the numeric combinations I was attempting to input manually.

Here is the bad bar code, just to give you an idea of what a postal employee is up against at least once or twice a day. Not wanting to be called on the carpet for missing a scan, in desperation I remembered my Mobile App. Remarkably, the App succeeded in reading the smudged bar code and I was able to view the unreadable numbers and manually input the data into my old clunker postal scanner.

Unfortunately, the scan can not be uploaded from the Mobile App. Your darling Aunt Maggie just left you a voice mail saying she is stopping by for a month-long visit. The 110 degree heat in the Imperial Valley is causing her to swoon, and the monster grasshoppers swooped down like a Biblical plague of locusts and consumed all of her begonias.

Naturally you need to get out of town fast! But you don't need to waste time going to the Post Office to stop your mail anymore, you can do it right from your smart phone, using the handy Hold Mail feature on the Mobile App. I don't really want to conduct an experiment for you by stopping my own mail, but the feature appears to be fairly self explanatory. You simply input all of the name and address data on the screen and then press the Confirm Address button.