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[tands]

My wife and I are about to embark on an around Australia trip and downloaded the TravelBlog iPad Ap to keep family and friends in the loop.

Whew... I've spent quite a number of hours playing with the Ap and still have NO idea what I'm doing. I've searched everywhere for a tutorial that takes you through the process to no avail. The fact is I don't know where to start let alone compile anything legible as we go.

Is the software so simple I'm over complicating things and somehow missing the point or is there a real need for a tutorial?

Cheers
T

[jacquesl]

Hi,

It s a much simpler version of our main site. One good thing about it is that you can create entries and if you are not in range of a wireless internet connection then it will be kept on your ipad until such time as it can sync with our site. So you can blog without being connected to our site.

...and yes it should be self explanatory.

[tands]

Hi,

It s a much simpler version of our main site. One good thing about it is that you can create entries and if you are not in range of a wireless internet connection then it will be kept on your ipad until such time as it can sync with our site. So you can blog without being connected to our site.

...and yes it should be self explanatory.

Thanks,
Can you please explain why Noosa Heads in Quennsland, Australia all of a sudden appears in my blog as Noosa Heads United States?

Now I don't have anything against Americans, but the Noosa Heads (in Australia) that I live in definitely isn't in the USA

[jacquesl]

Hi,

It s a much simpler version of our main site. One good thing about it is that you can create entries and if you are not in range of a wireless internet connection then it will be kept on your ipad until such time as it can sync with our site. So you can blog without being connected to our site.

...and yes it should be self explanatory.

Thanks,
Can you please explain why Noosa Heads in Quennsland, Australia all of a sudden appears in my blog as Noosa Heads United States?

Now I don't have anything against Americans, but the Noosa Heads (in Australia) that I live in definitely isn't in the USA

It seems like you fixed that on your own. I'm glad to see you figured it out.