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TUTORIAL FOR PAGES IPAD PRO PRO

If you’re looking for an option for the whole family, a sketching app paired with coloring sheets may be a better option. The coloring patterns are intricate and aren’t well suited for children. Just keep in mind that Pigment is geared mainly towards adults. I personally like to free-hand color as I find it more challenging and makes your images look unique. You can also use the guide feature to make sure you stay in the lines, if you prefer. You can color just as you would on paper, pressure sensitivity and all, or you can use the fill mode to tap on an area to fill it. Pigment offers a few different options when it comes to completing sheets. You’ll get a small selection of coloring sheets for free, but then you’ll need to opt for a subscription. The best option available so far is Pigment. There aren’t a ton of dedicated options yet when it comes to coloring on the iPad Pro.

TUTORIAL FOR PAGES IPAD PRO PRO

In the interim, I found that if you get a little creative, your options for coloring on the iPad Pro are already endless. While at first there wasn’t much to choose from, the options are getting better.

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If/when I discover some new ways to export iPad Pages documents, I'll update this article.As soon as I got my hands on the iPad Pro and the Apple Pencil, I immediately wanted iPad Pro coloring apps to go with it. I hope these iPad Pages document sharing tips have been helpful.

TUTORIAL FOR PAGES IPAD PRO HOW TO

How to export/share your iPad Pages documents - summary If you're already paying for an iWork subscription, this iPad Pages document export approach may be as easy as the email export approach shown earlier. At this point I assume you log into your iWork account, but again, I don't have iWork, so I can only speculate.The initial steps are similar to the steps shown above:

You can also share your iPad Pages documents through, but I don't have an iWork account, so I can't really say much about this.

iPad Pages sharing - Share/export your iPad Pages documents with iWork As someone wrote on another blog site a while back, going through iTunes for something like this is a form of masochism. Hopefully in a future release you'll be able to share your documents directly to network drives directly from your iPad.

TUTORIAL FOR PAGES IPAD PRO PDF

Note that you can export Pages documents in a Pages format, Microsoft Word '97 format, or PDF format.Īs a personal observation, this is pretty lame.

The iPad Pages app will export a copy of your file to the File Sharing folder.

In the Export Document window, select the file format you want to export to.

Tap the icon at the bottom of the screen that looks like an arrow, pointing to the right.

(Do this by centering the document in the My Documents view.)

From the Pages' "My Documents" screen, select the document you want to share/export.

In a second approach, you can also export your iPad Pages documents by "exporting" them to your File Sharing folder, and then accessing this folder from iTunes:

Share/export an iPad Pages document by exporting it Choose the "Send via Mail' option, and then follow the usual email steps.įrom what I've seen, this is currently the easiest way to export an iPad Pages document.Tap the icon at the bottom of the Pages screen that looks like an arrow that points to the right.

From the My Documents screen, select the document you want to share/export.

It seems a little cumbersome, but probably the most common way to share an iPad Pages document is through email. iPad Pages sharing - Share/export documents via email We did a little research, and found at least three ways to share/export an iPad Pages document. IPad Pages document sharing FAQ: How do I share iPad Pages documents?Īfter working with a friend's iPad lately - specifically the iPad Pages application - I asked him how you go about sharing iPad Pages documents.