MyLib on iPad

[ppetto]

Does anyone have advice regarding creating functions usable in any document on an iPad.

On the handheld and desktop software, I them in a document in the MyLib folder. On the iPad when I try to create a MyLib folder, I'm can't seeing the complaint that MyLib is a reserved word.

I'd appreciate some help.

[Sean Bird]

My Library  TIP for putting things in MyLib:

- From the home screen, press the gear. Choose Preferences and turn on the show MyLib.

Press the edit button in the upper right. Drag a file with programs, like 'area', into the red MyLib folder. 

I didn’t need to refresh the library for the files to show up. However, the program I wanted to use, ram(), didn’t work outside of the ‘area.tns’ file. I’m not sure why, but I got some kind of argument error.

[ppetto]

Thanks for the quick reply. I'm getting the function I want by picking it off the library menu.

It didn't seem to be visible by direct typing, such as "u\standardize(data)" which works elsewhere, but I'll try again a little later. (I'm about to see a movie in a moment.)

Thanks so much for the *quick* reply. I'm up and running with a lot of handy functions now.

   Peter++

[ppetto]

I've double checked now, and typing the shared functions works just as well as picking them from the catalog.

(I tend to type on my computer, and pick on my handheld. I imagine I'll do more selecting on the iPad as well.)

Thanks again.

   Peter++

On Saturday, June 8, 2013 5:35:47 PM UTC-4, Bird wrote: