iPad & iPhone User - USA (2019-08)

iPadOS

can also access this by going to your Mac’s System

Preferences and selecting Sidecar.) In the menu that

pops up, you can disable the left sidebar and the

Touch  Bar interface (or change their positions). You’ll

also see options to enable double-taps when using

your  Apple Pencil or whether you see a pointer when

using the Pencil.

But you also might find these shortcuts useful.

Here’s a description of everything you’ll find:

1. Dock alignment. Press one of these to easily bring
   your macOS dock over from the Mac itself (and tap
   it again to send it back).


2. Command (Hold down to set the modifier key, such
   as Command-K to open a new window. You can also
   double-tap it to lock it in place.)


3. Alt.


4. Control.


5. Shift.


6. Undo.


7. Show keyboard.


8. Disconnect Sidecar.


9. Touch Bar. Much like the Touch Bar on your MacBook,
   this interface changes depending on which app you
   have open.

Arrange your iPad’s display

in relation to your Mac’s display

The easiest way to arrange your displays is to click on

the blue rectangle in your Mac’s menu bar once your

iPad is connected and then clicking Open Display

Preferences in the menu that pops up. You’ll then want

iPadOS

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TouchBarinterface(orchangetheirpositions).You’ll

also seeoptionstoenabledouble-tapswhenusing

your ApplePencilorwhetheryouseeapointerwhen

usingthePencil.

Butyoualsomightfindtheseshortcutsuseful.

Here’sadescriptionofeverythingyou’llfind:

1.Dockalignment.Pressoneofthesetoeasilybring

yourmacOSdockoverfromtheMacitself(andtap

it againtosenditback).

2.Command(Holddowntosetthemodifierkey,such

asCommand-Ktoopenanewwindow.Youcanalso

double-tapittolockitinplace.)

3.Alt.

4.Control.

5.Shift.

6.Undo.

7.Showkeyboard.

8.DisconnectSidecar.

9.TouchBar.MuchliketheTouchBaronyourMacBook,

thisinterfacechangesdependingonwhichappyou

haveopen.

Arrange your iPad’s display

in relation to your Mac’s display

The easiest way to arrange your displays is to click on

the blue rectangle in your Mac’s menu bar once your

iPad is connectedandthenclickingOpenDisplay

Preferencesinthemenuthatpopsup.You’llthenwant