How would I view this collection on an iPad? Thank you.
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Completely unrelated to the question, but I've viewed these files on my wife's IPAD, but prefer to view them on my Kindle Fire. Amazon has a PDF drop box, which will send the file to your kindle without needing to connect the kindle to the computer and will simultaneously store the file in the cloud. As such if you have a kindle fire, consider reading these on that. If just the IPAD, see my post below which has a url with instructions for PDF viewing.
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All the files are PDF's. Not just the Ghost Rider series, but all series that git corp did for Marvel, before Marvel pulled the plug on this for their online digital subscriptions.The free iBooks app for your ipad supports PDFs and you can sync them via the Books tab when connected to your computer's iTunes. This should help you http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4227There is also a free PDF Reader app from Adobe I believe.
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I don't know specifics of the iPad capabilities, but the data is in .pdf format, so any device that can read Adobe .pdf files should be able to view the documents in the same ways other .pdf files can be viewed. If the iPad can't do that, it may not be possible, or there may be an app available that would allow .pdf viewing. After viewing another users answer I can concur that some devices ot versions of pdf readers do leave a transparent but annoying Marvel logo visible. I haven't run into it in a while, and if it is a bother I would check to see if an updated version of an Adobe pdf reader is available. I don't know specifics of the iPad capabilities, but the data is in .pdf format, so any device that can read Adobe .pdf files should be able to view the documents in the same ways other .pdf files can be viewed. If the iPad can't do that, it may not be possible, or there may be an app available that would allow .pdf viewing. After viewing another users answer I can concur that some devices ot versions of pdf readers do leave a transparent but annoying Marvel logo visible. I haven't run into it in a while, and if it is a bother I would check to see if an updated version of an Adobe pdf... » Read More I don't know specifics of the iPad capabilities, but the data is in .pdf format, so any device that can read Adobe .pdf files should be able to view the documents in the same ways other .pdf files can be viewed. If the iPad can't do that, it may not be possible, or there may be an app available that would allow .pdf viewing. After viewing another users answer I can concur that some devices ot versions of pdf readers do leave a transparent but annoying Marvel logo visible. I haven't run into it in a while, and if it is a bother I would check to see if an updated version of an Adobe pdf reader is available. « Show Less
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The DVD is basically a bunch of pdfs with some menus added for navigation purposes. You can copy the pdfs off the DVD and read them like normal pdfs, but I've found if you're reading them on anything but adobe reader on Windows it will display a watermark across the comic. There may be some workarounds for this, but I never took the time to look into it.
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I've never used an iPad before. But, the disc does contain just a bunch of PDFs. So, if you can copy them over to your hard drive on your iPad, and assuming that there's a way to see them there, you should be fine.
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I don't know specifics of the iPad capabilities, but the data is in .pdf format, so any device that can read Adobe .pdf files should be able to view the documents in the same ways other .pdf files can be viewed. If the iPad can't do that, it may not be possible, or there may be an app available that would allow .pdf viewing. After viewing another users answer I can concur that some devices ot versions of pdf readers do leave a transparent but annoying Marvel logo visible. I haven't run into it in a while, and if it is a bother I would check to see if an updated version of an Adobe pdf reader is available.
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There are a number of Acrobat (PDF) compatible applications for the iPad available through Apple Store, as well as a free Adobe Reader for iOS (which I use on my iPhone). Depending on which you use, you may see the light grey "MARVEL" watermark appear on each page. As they are PDFs, they can be imported as individual files (each issue is a separate file). I have run into this on my iPhone. The comics are still readable, though.
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I have the comic pdfs on a Western Digital wireless network drive. I browse to them using the software provided with the drive for the iphone/ipad, and simply open the pdfs.
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im quite sure about the games but most definitely the books can. When you download the Amazon Kindle app on your ipad you would have to go to amazon.com and then press send to the tablet. There may be another Amazon app to download to play the games unless the game is available in the iOs app store. Most of the time with games you associate them to your facebook account and any phone or tablet you log onto should pull all the synced data.
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The manual is on line. Once you set up the iPad using the on screeen instrutions, you can go on line to read the manual.
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yes. Please click on "Tressmatch" underneath the title, you will see all our collection (note: solely sold by Tressmatch). Thanks
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Melisa, I know that iMovie and Garage Band are not pre-loaded on my iPad 4. Tina Bryan seems to have researched for you and found them available at the Apple Store. Have fun!
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I'm sorry I can't help with your question, I have a very basic cell phone and can't view them. I was just going to pull it up on a laptop. Sorry
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I can but where is yours? You should have got a printed book with the system. Also, If you have an iPhone download the app, it is better than the printed list, as you can search the list.
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There are apps which can play almost all formats on iPhone, iPad. Just make sure that these can also access network drives. Personally I use PlayerExtreme.
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Hi Edmond! Yes! you can do it, but you should have an app (in the Ipad) to do it. Best Pedro
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Yes. Simply go to the "App Store", and search "Kindle". Reading on the iPad is a very nice experience.
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I have it set up to view on my phone with the Zviewer app. So I'm sure there's a version of the app for the ipad.
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Yes. You need the Kindle app, which is free in the app store. If you already have an account, login and the Kindle books you already have should show up in the cloud. You tap the book you want to download to the iPad.
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Its a very simple process to download either into Ipad or Iphone. I have done both. pulling books up is simple and look good on the ipad.
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your best bet is not to buy this tablet in the first place. If you already have it, there are good apps out there in the app store that let you read all of them.
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sorry i can't help i am still waiting for answers on how to download movies on it and than transfer them to my ipad like it say it could do
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yes there is a whole collection available. .hope this helps. I get a lot of compliments on my set. Thanks for the question!
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If you have an iphone or ipad you can try to look up. VLC app (plays almost any vid format) or any video converter (to convert your movies to the accepted format for iphone or ipad and router.