Sticky notes on springboard?
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There's an app in the App Store called Bug Me! You can use it to create hand-written or typed sticky notes and save those notes to the springboard. It works under the same theory as putting a Safari bookmark on your springboard...
Cool think is you can also set a reminder, so you'll remember to look at your notes.
I don't remember the price, but it was pretty inexpensive.
Just a thought.
Marilyn
Cool think is you can also set a reminder, so you'll remember to look at your notes.
I don't remember the price, but it was pretty inexpensive.
Just a thought.
Marilyn
SweetPoison
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Did you find it, Grayson? I want to know how much it was.
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SweetPoison
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Thanks, woman! Appreciate it.
DontUnderstandMyIpad
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Women can be soo complicated!
A 10sec search in the AppStore would have revealed that the current price for BugMe! is $1.99.
A 10sec search in the AppStore would have revealed that the current price for BugMe! is $1.99.
SweetPoison
iPF Noob
Women can be soo complicated!
A 10sec search in the AppStore would have revealed that the current price for BugMe! is $1.99.
Why would I do that when I knew you would? And yet, Marilyn states it is .99. And I am not on my iPad.
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DontUnderstandMyIpad
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SweetPoison said:
Well, Marilyn was lucky, or simply attentive, and bought the app at an all-time low price.
SweetPoison
iPF Noob
Women can be soo complicated!
How did I miss this? Thinking....
I did get it at an introductory price. Still - after using it - I'd've paid $1.99 USD for it...
Oh, and sorry, Marie, I have to go with Don'tUnderstandMyIpad - it is an easy lookup in the App Store. But, that's okay, I know you are busy!
But it does bring up the question/problem: How can an app owner see the current price of an app in the App Store if they have it installed on the iPad? Every time I go to look at prices of stuff, all I ever see is "installed." Makes it very difficult to tell people the prices of things ... especially when I'm not near my PC to look on iTunes (or too lazy to fire up the PC). This may be a rhetorical/unanswerable question - but if there is a way to see the price, I'd like to know.
Marilyn
Oh, and sorry, Marie, I have to go with Don'tUnderstandMyIpad - it is an easy lookup in the App Store. But, that's okay, I know you are busy!
But it does bring up the question/problem: How can an app owner see the current price of an app in the App Store if they have it installed on the iPad? Every time I go to look at prices of stuff, all I ever see is "installed." Makes it very difficult to tell people the prices of things ... especially when I'm not near my PC to look on iTunes (or too lazy to fire up the PC). This may be a rhetorical/unanswerable question - but if there is a way to see the price, I'd like to know.
Marilyn
DontUnderstandMyIpad
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You can't see the current price of bought apps in the AppStore, but you could search for the apps in AppShopper, that will always show the current price, regardless of whether the app is already owned.
SweetPoison
iPF Noob
Oh, and sorry, Marie, I have to go with Don'tUnderstandMyIpad - it is an easy lookup in the App Store. But, that's okay, I know you are busy!
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Marilyn
You can look up any app ~. Guess I didn't care enough.
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