IPad Air app question

[Bro. Presswood]

I posted this question on another forum in their Computers/Website forum and have yet to get any help. I thought that someone here might be able to give me some direction.

I recently acquired an IPad Air and am using it for teaching and preaching. I have my lessons/sermons in an app called Pages, but I don't like it very well. I don't like to have to continually scroll up to read my notes.

Is there an app for such documents that will simulate actually turning a page? That would be far easier for me and much less distracting.

 

[The Rogue Tomato]

Is there an app for such documents that will simulate actually turning a page? That would be far easier for me and much less distracting.

Yes.  The app is called "a book". 

(Sorry, I just couldn't resist.)

 

[Binaca Chugger]

On the menu where you select your notes to edit in pages, hit the right button in the upper left corner (Open in Another App).  Select your document.  Convert it to epub.  Open in iBooks. 

You might need to experiment with page breaks to get them where you want, but it will turn like a normal page.

 

[Bro. Presswood]

On the menu where you select your notes to edit in pages, hit the right button in the upper left corner (Open in Another App).  Select your document.  Convert it to epub.  Open in iBooks. 

You might need to experiment with page breaks to get them where you want, but it will turn like a normal page.

This was exactly what I was looking for. It works perfectly. Thank you for your help.

 

[Binaca Chugger]

On the menu where you select your notes to edit in pages, hit the right button in the upper left corner (Open in Another App).  Select your document.  Convert it to epub.  Open in iBooks. 

You might need to experiment with page breaks to get them where you want, but it will turn like a normal page.

This was exactly what I was looking for. It works perfectly. Thank you for your help.

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