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So if I setup my ipad with only 4 apps and 3 in the dock, will it look like that every time I turn it on? &nbsp;Can that page with only 3 apps be my homescreen?
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So if I setup my ipad with only 4 apps and 3 in the dock, will it look like that every time I turn it on?  Can that page with only 3 apps be my homescreen?

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I think the first screen is always the home screen. So set that one up the way you want it. Yeah, the screen/dock settings are persistent.
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I think the first screen is always the home screen. So set that one up the way you want it. Yeah, the screen/dock settings are persistent.

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So just to get this straight. &nbsp;I can display the homescreen with just 2 apps? &nbsp;The reason I am asking is I want to have the homescreen for just business apps and not anything to do with games or video apps like youtube. &nbsp;
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So just to get this straight.  I can display the homescreen with just 2 apps?  The reason I am asking is I want to have the homescreen for just business apps and not anything to do with games or video apps like youtube.  

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yes,<br />
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you can also do this with the iPhone and iTouch
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yes,

you can also do this with the iPhone and iTouch

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I was looking at a youtube video and noticed that the ipad in the video was showing only 1 app and only 2 in the dock. &nbsp;Can you setup an ipad to look like this and how? <a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2010/08_w36/342527/Screen-shot-2010-08-30-at-7.27.0.png" target="_blank" title="ipad (82 KB)"><img alt="ipad" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 357px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2010/08_w36/342527/Screen-shot-2010-08-30-at-7.27.0.png" /></a>
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I was looking at a youtube video and noticed that the ipad in the video was showing only 1 app and only 2 in the dock.  Can you setup an ipad to look like this and how? 

Ipad apps on homescreen

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