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curiouswebster

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What do you meant by get rid of the camera app?
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I want to close the camera app. I opened it by accident...<br><br>It over-rides al finger swipes and thinks you are issuing commands to the camera app, but I just want to close it.<br><br>Cmd+Tab fails inside the camera app!<br><br>All finger strokes are MIS-INTERPRETED by the camera app.<br><br>By Get Rid Of, I mean CLOSE IT.<br><br>It has taken control of my machine! and is blocking me from using it.<br><br>Only when I use the keyboard, not always available, dos the password option show up.<br><br>This is a design failure...sorry to say.
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I just unpacked it and fell into porting thousand of pics from my iPhone, which I did not want to move over to the iPad. Anyway, I now have an iPad, but do not know how to use it.<br><br>I need to close applications (Cmd+Q does not work)<br>I need to find how to operate.<br><br>It's got a mind of its own. Apps open, like the camera app. I can not find how to get rid of it.<br><br>The finger gestures are interpreted by Camera, but I am trying to get rid of the camera app.<br><br>I have version 14.5<br><br>Are there instruction videos?<br><br>Thanks<br>&nbsp;
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I just unpacked it and fell into porting thousand of pics from my iPhone, which I did not want to move over to the iPad. Anyway, I now have an iPad, but do not know how to use it.
I need to close applications (Cmd+Q does not work)
I need to find how to operate.
It's got a mind of its own. Apps open, like the camera app. I can not find how to get rid of it.
The finger gestures are interpreted by Camera, but I am trying to get rid of the camera app.
I have version 14.5
Are there instruction videos?
Thanks
 

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