i have been searching for an app that allows us to view tracked changes on the ipad. Todate, I understand all the usual doc viewing apps (Pages, Docs2Go, etc) do not support it - they just blindly accept all changes.
If anyone has had any success in being able to view tracked changes, I would greatly appreciate your feedback.

there's another browser called Grazing - http://www.grazingbrowser.com/
I have been using it for the last few days. Pretty good.

I don't think you can create folders under movies. However, what I do to create sub groups is to re-classify them as tv shows and then name similar movies/series/videos by their albums. Then it will appear as a tv show and hv separate headings classified in accordance to the album name (I'm not at my computer so I can't be as precise at the moment).

eh - i thought you cant use the Malaysian Paypal to buy US iTunes gift cards. Or have they changed this already?

Did u try plugging into a charger or computer? Try pressing the power button and the home button simultaneously and hold for a few minutes.

wow thats a big plan for the ipad alone.

Go for Best Skins Ever - similar to Zagg at half or less of the cost. Free shipping for 3 items or more (no sure if they still offer this though). Never had problems with paintwork (used on iphone/ipod)

I had the same problem so I bought a gift card instead and used that to redeem into my account and purchase the magazines I wanted.

For viewing/creating/editing of the documents, then any number of applications are available in the app store. However if you wish to review tracked changes, i dont think any app is capable of this at the moment (unless it has been updated).

So you may want to determine the requirements of usage before buying the ipad. I constantly have to remind ppl who ask me if the ipad is good that its not a notebook replacement. Its a convenient tool for a lot of things but it has some limitations. That said - I love my iPad.

Good luck with your purchase.

perhaps merchant9 can consider the new 11" Macbook Air. IINM the price of the lowest spec MBA isnt so much over the highest spec ipad too.

This post has been edited by agn: Oct 21 2010, 03:23 PM

i agree. since its been determined that jailbreaking is legal - as long as we don't discuss illegal apps, i feel jailbreaking should be allowed.
Mods - can you confirm this once and for all instead of having people speculate unnecessarily.

shouldnt be locked if it's a Singapore set. Not sure about a USA set though.

ya - the memory is really low. but compared to the other browsers, safari in ipad seems to manage it better that the others. even grazing, which i find is one of the better 3rd party browsers, gives memory warnings often.

@marky try closing all open windows in safari and re-starting (or re-springing) your ipad, then try the site again (with just one window). see if that helps.

but resistance is futile!!

wah - heavy flash site i think. it loaded ok for me even with 30MB free but when i tried to reload, safari crashed (i had 3 other windows open though). then restarted safari and tried to re-load - this time, images doesnt load up (? mark icons all over the place) - maybe my connection is bad.

also, the site is formatted for viewing on a 14" screen or larger - so some items are over-lapping.

Even if the ipad2 is announced, it will be a while until it reaches asia (and maybe FOREVER until it's officially in our "tak BOLEH-land".
So, unless you have access to the US market you might want to consider getting the ipad now.

http://www.t3.com/feature/apple-ipad-2-rum...t-can-we-expect

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