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The Calendars list, with checkmarks indicating which calendars are active. The Done button for closing the list is in the top-right corner. The Add Calendar button is in the bottom-left corner.
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How to use the Holidays calendar on iPad

By Kevin Shaw

You can use the Holidays calendar on iPad to show holidays for your region, or add a holiday calendar from a different region.

The Calendars list, with checkmarks indicating which calendars are active. The Done button for closing the list is in the top-right corner. The Add Calendar button is in the bottom-left corner.
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How to share iCloud calendars on iPad

By Stacey Butler

You can share iCloud calendars on iPad with other iCloud users, change their access, or share a read-only version.

The iPad Control Center. Controls for Airplane Mode, cellular data, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth are in the top-left group in Control Center for Wi-Fi + Cellular iPad models. The Camera control is at the bottom right of Control Center. The screen on the right shows the quick menu of options that appear when you touch and hold the Camera control.
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What iPad status icons mean

By Tom Griffin

You can learn the meaning of iPad status icons for privacy, battery, connectivity, active sessions, and Stage Manager.

Two iPad models, each with a top button. One model has volume buttons on the side; the other has volume buttons at the top.
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How to get information about your iPad

By Abigail Shilets

You can get information about your iPad, like its serial number, IMEI, and model, and view its cellular data usage.

The Library screen in the Books app.
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How to organize books in the Books app on iPad

By Tom Griffin

You can organize books in the Books app on iPad with collections, add books to collections, and remove books from your library.

The Home screen in the Books app, showing the Current, Recent, and Want to Read sections.
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How to access books on other Apple devices in Books on iPad

By Kevin Shaw

You can access books on other Apple devices in Books on iPad, sync your reading position and highlights, and download purchases automatically.

The Reading Goals screen showing stats for the user—such as today's reading, their reading record for the week, and their books read this year.
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How to set reading goals in the Books app on iPad

By Moses Johnson

You can set reading goals in the Books app on iPad, change your daily and yearly goals, and turn on coaching notifications.

A page of a book in the Books app, with a portion of the page's text selected. The Highlight, Add Note, Translate, Search, Copy, and Share buttons are above the selected text.
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How to annotate books in the Books app on iPad

By Kristina Terech

You can annotate books in the Books app on iPad, highlight or underline text, add notes, and share your highlights and notes.

The Library screen in the Books app. At the top of the screen the Collections menu is open and shows options such as Audiobooks and PDFs.
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How to read PDFs in the Books app on iPad

By Stacey Butler

You can read PDFs in the Books app on iPad, open PDFs you receive, share or print them, and mark them up.

The Home screen in the Books app, showing the Current, Recent, and Want to Read sections.
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How to read books in the Books app on iPad

By Chris Smith

You can read books in the Books app on iPad, change text and page appearance, bookmark pages, and share text.

The audiobook player screen showing, from top to bottom, the audiobook cover, the name of the section that's playing, the playhead, pause button, and the skip forward and back buttons. At the bottom is the volume slider and below that are buttons for controlling playback speed, setting a sleep timer, choosing a playback destination, and viewing a list of the book's tracks.
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How to listen to audiobooks in the Books app on iPad

By Dave Johnson

You can listen to audiobooks in the Books app on iPad, adjust the volume, skip forward or back, and find supplemental PDFs.

Face ID & Passcode settings, with options for allowing access to specific features when iPad is locked.
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How to lock your notes on iPad

By Abigail Shilets

You can lock your notes on iPad with your device passcode or a custom password, change the lock, and open locked notes.

The Add Account screen showing a field to enter your email address.
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How to add or remove accounts in Notes on iPad

By Abigail Shilets

You can add or remove accounts in Notes on iPad, keep notes up to date with iCloud, and set up an On My iPad account.

An iPad screen showing work in progress across two Notes windows and one Mail window.
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How to change your Notes settings on iPad

By Abigail Shilets

You can change your Notes settings on iPad, choose a default account, set a password, and allow Notes content in Search and widgets.

The Notes app open, with the menu bar showing at the top of the screen. The Edit menu on the menu bar is open, showing a list of actions you can perform—including Select All, Find, Duplicate, and so on.
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How to change the Notes view on iPad

By Tom Griffin

You can change the Notes view on iPad, add lines or grids, view notes as a list or gallery, and see all attachments in one place.

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