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You can now share folders in Notes. Open a folder from the
Folders screen, tap the Three-dots icon (top right) and then,
from the menu, choose Add People. Share the folder and contents by
inviting people to join, as you do with shared notes.
3
There’s a new Gallery View. Pull the sidebar down to reveal
a Four-squares icon; tap it to view your notes as
thumbnails. Repeat to return to a list. Tap the Sort By link to
change how the notes are arranged.
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The Share Options link in the previous step lets you organise
your folder’s permissions. In a nutshell, you can choose
whether people you invite to share it can make changes, or only
view the notes contained within it.
4
You can quickly reorder a checklist by tapping and holding the
circle next to the item, and dragging it into position. You can
also have ticked items automatically moved to the bottom of the list
too.
New in Notes
Mouse support. Console controllers.
You can pair a mouse with an iPad and iPadOS, but it’s not easy. Go to
Settings > Accessibility > Touch, and tap AssistiveTouch. On the next
screen, turn AssistiveTouch on. Scroll down and tap Pointing Devices,
then tap Bluetooth Devices. Put your mouse into Paring Mode (see
instructions), and it should pair and start to work.
You can also pair an Xbox One or PS4
Dual Shock controller, and thankfully,
it’s a lot easier. Put your controller
into Paring Mode (PS4: hold PS
and Share buttons until the
light on top flashes. XB: hold
Connect for three seconds. Go
to Settings > Bluetooth, on
your iPhone, and find your
controller listed. Tap it
to pair.
For iPad
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