Is there a good manual for the v lux 4 that's easy to understand and can be down loaded to an iPad. Suggestions. Thx
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Yes, the place i ordered the manual is: ManualsInk.com. I ordered the Manual paper version, but I thinks you can get it for download. I recommend the paper version as it may be much easier to referrance. It comes spirial bound and a reasonable cardboard cover. I do not have a phone #. It cost me $ 17.41 and that included shipping. It may be a bit more. I have found it to be very helpful. Their address is PO Box 14486 Archdale, N.C 27263. Good luck and enjoy this wonderful camera
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the manual is ok. i had a nikon D40 and it was a big easer to use. i don't know about the iPod. i put on my Mac. i really do love the camera. the zoom is awesome and you don't have to change the lenshope this helps.
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The manual comes on a CD/DVD. I didn't actually use it, yet. Mine is still in the box, so can't say if its any good/user friendly, sorry.
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Yes there is a very complete and relatively easy to understand manual that is on the disc that comes with the camera. It is a wonderful camera that has many options so the manual is rather long.
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Thank you so much for your prompt response. My camera is still on its way:) but I am planning on using it in UK and Europe in a few months' time. My current camera is very hard on battery consumption so I thought I should make sure I don't constantly run out of juice. Also I will need chargers for iPad and phone overseas and don't want to buy too many gadgets. So, I will see what I will end up buying. Again, I so appreciate your input!
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Cathie, I agree. My daughter owns a Kindle and I have an iPod touch with the Kindle app. I truly hope they will continue to offer that app for the iPad. Yes, I agree that the Kindle is a perfect e-reader and the backlighting in the iPad will strain the eyes, however, it will offer so much for those that want an all-in-one device. I'm still going to hold out until fall or winter of next year. If the app IS available for the iPad, I will definitely consider purchasing it. Love, love, love to Amazon and the Kindle will always be there.
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I really miss using a mouse on my new iPad, in case that's why you asked about the pointer! My husband downloaded the Puffin app on his Nexus tablet and that actually gives you a cursor in the lower corner of the screen. That would allow you to use a mouse or trackpad for navigation.
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I think this is one of the first editions of the Nook. No, it doesn't have a light. The newest editions, like Nook HD and HD+ have a lighted screen that you can adjust for your own convenience. Since they have been out for awhile, you might be able to get a good buy on one over the internet. I highly recommend paying some extra dollars. I have them both and they are terrific. You also might be able to get one refurbished for less money but will work just as well. Caution, if you buy a used or refurbished nook, or even a new one that is listed on sale, make sure that it doesn't have a previous owner's membership on it. Otherwise you won't be able to use the internet. Most manufacturers or sellers will have email access and you can ask them if it had a previous owners data on it. Beware of buying one from a single resident seller, because they might not have gone through the procedures to remove their ownership 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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First, read the instructions that came with your iPad. Then go to apple.com, click on support, click on the image of the iPad, join the community (free) and when you need help go there to ask questions. They are extremely helpful. In the mean time: One click of the on/off switch puts it to sleep. Hold the on/off switch a couple of seconds and the screen will go dark with a message to "slide here if you want to power off". The on/off switch is on the side of the device, it is the button that sits all by itself, not to be confused with the volume which has two buttons next to each other. First, read the instructions that came with your iPad. Then go to apple.com, click on support, click on the image of the iPad, join the community (free) and when you need help go there to ask questions. They are extremely helpful. In the mean time: One click of the on/off switch puts it to sleep. Hold the on/off switch a couple of seconds and the screen will go dark with a message to "slide here if you want to power off". The on/off switch is on the side of the device, it is the button that sits all by itself, not to be confused with the volume which has two buttons... » Read More First, read the instructions that came with your iPad. Then go to apple.com, click on support, click on the image of the iPad, join the community (free) and when you need help go there to ask questions. They are extremely helpful. In the mean time: One click of the on/off switch puts it to sleep. Hold the on/off switch a couple of seconds and the screen will go dark with a message to "slide here if you want to power off". The on/off switch is on the side of the device, it is the button that sits all by itself, not to be confused with the volume which has two buttons next to each other. « Show Less
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There use to be a manual available on the site. I have read it once but it was mainly for Android 3, so it wouldn't be of many help in the current version (4.03 r5a). You'll find some info here: http://tablet.sel.sony.com/1/1/SGPT112USS/#/manualsTab Here's something on the current Android update: http://esupport.sony.com/docs/tablet/helpguide_sgpt1w/US/index.html
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I agree on the manual. I took the .pdf file for the big manual to a local chain office supply store, and had them make a bound hard copy of the manual for me. It was ~$24 (in black and white-which is fine), but well worth it. Within 5 minutes of reading the manual, with cam in hand, I learned several things that I had glossed over due to the electronic-only version of the manual provided by Panasonic.
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I was able to google it and it says goto to ipad tech channel or u can u tube it if you goolge it you will have optioins i promise i hope this is helpful to you have a great day if i can be of further assistance let me know
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You can find manuals for most items online with a quick 'Google' search. Here is the link for the PDF file on this one: http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/l/lfh0660_10/lfh0660_10_dfu_aen.pdf
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Just got D- Lux5 used, from Leica blog it is considered better camera. Better pic quality etc. Considered a magic camera by some. Don't upgrade firmware to version 2. Many feel the version 1 is better. Google to read threads.
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There is a free kindle app foe the iPad but I have not used it. I have had a kindle for a lot longer than the iPad. I can share what a friend told me, though. She finds the iPad screen too bright to read comfortably, and learned the hard way not to read at bedtime. She says it makes her eyes hurt. I am happy with my old kindle, so can't offer you experience firsthand.
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Don't know if this is going to help or not. I dont remember getting a manual. All I did was make sure the keyboard was charged up, then go into settings on my iPad, then Bluetooth, make sure Bluetooth is on and find/connect the keyboard. Good luck
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Yes. However, I downloaded manual in PDF (English) to read on the IPad. The menu is English by default - at least the one I purchased.
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Hi Kevin.Not entirely sure as I only have the non-"V" model, but my best guess is that my model's key pad lights up when using it whereas I cannot find in the "V" product description if that is true. If that is the case, I find it a useful feature and probably worth the couple bucks extra. Hope that help!Tim
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See here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/richpub/syltguides/fullview/R2BZP4QS3LHCVC