Grid for ipad

The Grid for iPad subscription (AAC version) comes with a 30-day free trial. When you open Grid for iPad for the first time, you will be asked to either start the trial or complete a full purchase. By selecting the subscription, an App Store window will pop-up to confirm the trial. Note: you will need to enter payment information to start the trial, however, you will not be charged if the subscription is cancelled before the 30 day period. If you uninstall the app, you can reinstall and continue the trial within the 30 day period. Please note, uninstalling the Grid for iPad app does not end your subscription. You will be charged if the subscription is not cancelled within 30 days. To cancel your Grid for iPad subscription: Remove the Grid for iPad app from your iPad, by pressing and holding the icon on your home screen, and selecting Delete App, or hitting the X in the top left corner. Open your iPad Settings app (grey cog). Under your name (or the iPads name), tap Subscriptions. Note: you may be prompted for your Apple ID password. Select Grid for iPad from the list, and tap Cancel Subscription. For more information on App Store subscriptions visit: Apple App Store Subscription help Last Revision: 29.11.2021

Manually backing up your user is important to ensure your grid sets and settings are safe if anything happens to your device. It can also be used to transfer your data to a second device if required. To back up a user in Grid for iPad: Browse to the three dots (top right corner) and select Settings. Select the top option (your username), followed by Backup, Restore & Delete. Select the option for Back up. When you Backup a user there are different options regarding where you want to save the user as shown in the image. These options depend on what storage apps you have installed and enabled in Settings. The Save to Files option will save it locally to your iPad or to your iCloud account. For more information on how to use the Files app, follow this link: Other options are to use AirDrop to transfer it to another iPad device, or use the Mail app to email it to yourself. Last Revision: 17.12.2021

In general, I've tried to match the features and layout of the PC/Mac versions of the program when possible. In some cases, though, I have made adjustments to comply with Apple's Human Interface Guidlines, work around the lack of certain controls in the iPad UIKit library, or otherwise better integrate with the iPad user experience.The toolbar/menus at the edge of the screen only contains commands for actions that don't really pertain to a specific curve or part of the grid. To find the rest of the commands, try tapping on various parts of the grid: Tap on the labels area outside of the grid boundary or x/y axes labels to see labels-related actions Tap on the legends to see legends-related actions Tap on a curve to delete or hide it, or access any of the numerical evaluation features (point evaluate, find intersection, and all calculus features). Tap on the point tables to see tables-related actions. Tap on the background to add an annotation or clear the whole screen Tap on an annotation to edit or delete it, or hold and drag an annotation to move it. (Note that with this feature and in-place editing, the Annotations dialog box no longer seemed necessary, so it is gone.) Hold and drag the dot marking the point on the curve for a tangent line to compute and display the tangent line for another point on the same curve. Hold and drag the point on a curve the start or end of the area integrate to change the integration region.All zooming/scrolling around the grid is accomplished via direct manipulation fo the grid using the standard "pinch zoom" and drag-to-scroll gestures. You can still fine-tune the displayed grid range using the Grid Range dialog or revert to the default grid.To change to a non-square grid,

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