Artrage for the iPad

[Nasturtium]

DS (11) and I started messing around with Artrage on the iPad last night and it is addictive! Also pretty amazing what you get for the price. My only beef is that it's kinda fiddly getting images off of the pad.

But for abstract doodling. It rocks!

[aartist]

Thanks for the info.
Just put it on my iPad too and like it a lot.

The iPad is a great device but you are right about "fiddly" when
it comes to transferring or printing data. Still enjoy it greatly
for consuming information.

[Steve Conway]

Originally Posted by Nasturtium

DS (11) and I started messing around with Artrage on the iPad last night and it is addictive! Also pretty amazing what you get for the price. My only beef is that it's kinda fiddly getting images off of the pad.

But for abstract doodling. It rocks!

Could you elaborate on what you mean by fiddly transferring images from the pad? I am about to purchase one of these costly little buggers and don't want to buy any more trouble than I already get from my desktop. (Especially at these prices.)

Steve C.

[aartist]

I haven't figured out how to print via my home wireless network using my printer connected to my desktop. I've fiddled plenty with it and am very ashamed or confused, depending on why.

[Nasturtium]

Originally Posted by Steve Conway

Could you elaborate on what you mean by fiddly transferring images from the pad? I am about to purchase one of these costly little buggers and don't want to buy any more trouble than I already get from my desktop. (Especially at these prices.)

Steve C.

You're supposed to be able to get the Artrage drawings off the iPad through iTunes (?) but we've found the easiest way is to mail them to ourselves. I suppose if you can read/write files to a network drive it won't be a problem.

If you have experience using your iPod as external storage you are probably much further along the learning curve than we are.

[Steve Conway]

Originally Posted by Nasturtium

You're supposed to be able to get the Artrage drawings off the iPad through iTunes (?) but we've found the easiest way is to mail them to ourselves. I suppose if you can read/write files to a network drive it won't be a problem.

If you have experience using your iPod as external storage you are probably much further along the learning curve than we are.

Don't have an Ipod, so I will be starting from scratch with an Ipad.

Will have to do a little more research.

Steve C.