Btstack mouse ios 7 Bluetooth#

Silly English-speaking kniggits.įinding an adequate Word substitute proved to be a bit more trying. Especially when Final Draft charges $19.99 for an app just to read their files. Some of its UI bits aren’t as fluid as FD, but for eight bucks, I won’t complain. This $7.99 app gives me all the functionality I need to edit files from Final Draft 8. The latter proved a remarkably easy problem to solve with Scripts Pro. To really replace my MacBook Air, I needed to be able to edit Word docs and Final Draft files. Mouse pairing and usage went splendidly, so no complaints there. The subtle joy of sticking it to the Anti-Mouse Man is included at no extra charge.

Btstack mouse ios 7 Bluetooth#

And it’s often handier to have a pointing device when writing on the iPad with the Bluetooth keyboard than trying to touch menus and whatnot. Why would I want to do this? Well, aside from avoiding the aforementioned leprosy, I also wanted the ability to use LogMeIn to access my Hackintosh without having to use touch gestures. I did so in order to use BTstack Mouse, which allows me to pair my Magic Mouse with the iPad. Once setup was complete, I promptly jailbroke my iPad. Although they may claim it’s just a naturally occurring molding line.

Not exactly a Shakespearean tragedy, but something you’d think Apple could fix. The only true solution is to suck it up and put everything back the way you like it. The oleophobic screen coating suddenly causing leprosy. Apps that had been deleted from a device being reinstalled on the new one. Like folders disappearing and spewing their contents all over the Springboard. But, if the Avogadro’s number of posts on Apple’s support forums is to be believed, most folks have issues. Sometimes, so I’ve read, this actually happens. In theory, setting up a new iPad should involve restoring a previous iDevice backup to it, setting up your account info, and going on your merry and/or disgruntled way. And a pack of 3-for-a-buck styli off Amazon. Since both iPads were intended to replace laptops (my MBA and my wife’s late-2006 C2D MacBook Pro), I also bought a couple Bluetooth keyboards (exceedingly used Zagg models for $10 a pop) and cases that allowed rotating between portrait and landscape. So, I promptly acquired a 32 GB for my lovely wife and a 64 GB version for myself. I was also lucky enough to find two iPad 3s on eBay that weren’t selling at or above Apple’s own price. About six weeks ago, I managed to sell my MacBook Air three days after the new MacBook Air models were released and one day before Best Buy dropped the price on my generation of MBA to less than what I sold mine for.