Hi! In my free time I use Apple Ipad (like many other) to read informations on internet.
Your magazine is very interesting and it would be a good thing being able to follow it with my Apple Ipad.
How You know Apple Ipad don't support flash player or zip format, but for you should not be a difficult thing to add your video lessons in a streaming format that is not Flash.
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Thanks.

Scippy.

Like you, my iPad has almost completely replaced my notebook computer for most uses.

There are iPad apps available to handle ZIP files, so that isn't a problem.

Also, if you download the WMV versions of the tutorials rather than the Flash versions, I believe that there is an app that will play them.

(I'm away from my iPad this morning, but will give this a look tonight!)

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