Reading a Book on Your iPad
- Buying a Book from Apple
- Reading a Book
- Using Reading Aids
- Adding Bookmarks and Highlights
- Organizing Your Books
- Using iBooks Alternatives
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Buying a Book from Apple |
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Reading a Book |
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Using Reading Aids |
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Adding Bookmarks and Highlights |
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Organizing Your Books |
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Using iBooks Alternatives |
We finally have a better way to enjoy books. As an e-book reader, your iPad can give you access to novels and textbooks alike, storing hundreds inside, and allowing you to purchase more right from the device.
A single app, the iBooks app, allows you to both read and purchase new books. You can also download and add books from other sources.
Buying a Book from Apple
Although the iBooks app comes with a free sample book, you might want to purchase a book with the bookstore side of the iBooks app.
- Tap the iBooks app icon to launch iBooks.
- Tap the Store button to switch to the iBooks store.
- Tap one of the four arrows to scroll left and right through the featured books.
- Tap See All to go to a list of the featured books.
- Tap the Categories button to bring up a list of categories.
- Tap a category to go to a list of featured books in that category, or drag in the list to scroll up and down.
- Tap any book cover to view more information about the book.
- Tap the price next to a book to purchase it.
- The price button changes to Buy Book. Tap it again to continue with the purchase.
- Tap the Get Sample button to download a sample of the book.