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Transferring data from iPad to Mac Book Pro

My daughter is interested in buying the 64 gig iPad (wifi only) since the price is being lowered. Her main concern is if she uses it to take notes (she's a college student) in class, how does she transfer the data from the iPad to her laptop. I've briefly looked through this forum and from what I understand, she can transfer the notes via iTunes. However, I know iPad does not have Microsoft Word on it, only Pages, etc. Is it going to create a problem if she uses Pages on the iPad, transfers the notes to her Mac Book Pro and converts it into Word?

G5iMac/MacBookPro/Intel/iBook, Mac OS X (10.6.6), Nano, 16/80 gig video; whole bunch of externals

Posted on Mar 2, 2011 9:17 PM

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Posted on Mar 2, 2011 11:00 PM

No. Pages for iPad: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4065
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Mar 3, 2011 6:15 AM in response to Sunny's mommy

If you have an Apple iPad and iTunes 9.1 or later on your Mac then it's easy to transfer files between your iPad and your computer. This guide will show you how. How to transfer files from a computer to an iPad using File Sharing

1. Connect your computer to the iPad using the USB cable.
2. Launch iTunes on the computer.
3. In the Devices section of the left-hand menu on iTunes select iPad.
4. Click on the Apps tab and scroll to the bottom of the page.
5. In the File Sharing section you can see a list of apps that support file sharing on your iPad. Click on an app and you will see a list of the documents for that app on your iPad.
6. To copy a file to your computer to the iPad simply drag and drop it from the document list onto the Desktop or another folder.

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Mar 3, 2011 7:23 PM in response to Chris CA

The older model has been reduced in price by $100.00 and a refurbished model is even cheaper. No need to have the latest model since in my daughter's case, she's using in mainly as an e-reader and to play games (she has decided not to use the iPad to take notes because she doesn't want to have to learn Pages and she didn't want to have to pay for Pages . . . she assumed it was included in the price of the iPad).

Transferring data from iPad to Mac Book Pro

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