My cbs all access app on my iPad is stuck on the eye.

Hi,
usually, yes, you should allow access to the computer.
If you do, you should see an iTunes menu, and the options for synchronizing various information between the computer and the iPad.
however... as of today, there are going to be major changes made by Apple to the iTunes app. The iTunes app has been removed after doing the latest update, #12.3.1, to bel replaced by something else, which is expected to be announced this afternoon.

somif you haven't updated your iPad yet, you may be able to connect and use iTunes until the next app is released and explained.

If you are using an Apple iPad and are having trouble accessing your saved items on Facebook Marketplace, there are a few things you can try to troubleshoot the problem:

1. Clear cache and cookies: Clearing the cache and cookies on your iPad can often resolve issues with apps like Facebook. To do this, go to the Settings app on your iPad, then select Safari. Scroll down to the "Clear History and Website Data" option, and select it. Confirm that you want to clear the data, then try accessing your saved items again.
2. Update the Facebook app: Make sure you are using the latest version of the Facebook app. Open the App Store on your iPad and check for any available updates. If an update is available, download and install it.
3. Restart the app: Try force-quitting the Facebook app, then reopen it. To do this, swipe up from the bottom of the screen and pause in the middle of the screen to see the app switcher. Swipe left or right to find the Facebook app, then swipe it up to quit. Open the app again and see if the saved items are now visible.
4. Contact Facebook support: If none of the above solutions work, you can try contacting Facebook support directly. You can usually find a "Help Center" or "Support" section on their website, which may have resources for troubleshooting specific issues.

Remember, if you are unable to access your saved items on Facebook Marketplace, you can also try bookmarking the pages of individual items you are interested in to access them later.

How to Install the Kindle App for iPad/iPhone The Kindle app can be used on any iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch with iOS 3.2 or greater installed. Installing the Kindle App Visit the App Store and download the Kindle app to start reading from your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. To install the Kindle app: 1. Tap the App Store icon on the home screen of your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch. You can also get the app through the iTunes Store. 2. Search for "Kindle" or find it in the alphabetical list of apps. 3. Follow the on-screen installation instructions. When installation is complete, tap the Kindle icon on your device to open the reading app. Registering the Kindle App To register your Kindle app, use your existing Amazon account e-mail address and password. If you live outside the United States and use the Kindle application, please see the Using the Kindle App if You Live Outside the United States Help page. Logging into your Amazon.com account through the Kindle app registers your device to your Amazon.com account. Once you sign in during registration, you won't need to do it again -- just open the app to access your Kindle Library. To register: 1. Tap the Kindle icon on your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch to open the reading app. 2. Enter your Amazon.com account e-mail address and password. 3. Tap the "Register" button. You can also tap the Settings icon (the cog) on the Kindle Home screen to view or change your account registration. Signing Out and Deregistering If you sign out of the Kindle app, your reading app is deregistered from your Amazon.com account. When you deregister, you can't download content to the Kindle app or send purchases to the app unless you register again. To deregister using the Kindle app: 1. Tap the Kindle icon on your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch. 2. Tap the Settings icon in the lower right-hand corner of the screen. 3. Tap "Update" under the Registration field and then tap the Deregister button. To deregister online: 1. Visit Manage Your Kindle on Amazon.com. 2. Open the Manage Your Devices section and locate your registered Kindle app. 3. Click the "Deregister" link. http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html/ref=hp_ipst_inst?nodeId=200438220&# installing

Reset the App

1. Double-click the Home button. This minimizes the app and displays the iPad's multitasking screen.

2. Drag the stuck app upwards on the screen. This forces the app to close and removes it from the iPad's memory.

3. Press the Home button to display the iPad's home screen. Tap the app's icon to relaunch it. Any unsaved data, like words you typed in a document or progress in a game, is lost, but the app opens and should respond normally.

You will need to download the Kindle app ( from the App Store ) on your iPad or iPhone. You can then access your account on Amazon and probably download whatever you have on the Kindle to those devices. I have it and it works great....never went back to the Fire.

Search the app Facebook on ipad, delete the old app if there is one.
Reinstall a new Facebook app on your ipad via app store.

1st gen iPad are stuck at iOS 4 keep a good archive of your apps, you won't be able to replace them easily

When you exceed your allowed pages for apps,they will still install,but app cannot be created for lack of pages.You can get more room by grouping similar apps into 1 folder to make space.You can also use search function to fill any app installed.Scroll all pages to right until keyboard appears,then type name of app,it will appear in dropdown list.
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If you have a Mac you can do it this way


Make sure you have the Pages app installed on your iPad.
Connect the iPad to your computer using the appropriate USB cable.
Open iTunes, then locate your iPad in the source list and select the Apps tab. Scroll down to access the File Sharing Pane.
The File Sharing Pane is a centralized location where you can manage the transfer of documents to and from your iPad. To print, transfer the desired document from the iPad to the Mac's hard drive. Then simply open and print using a device connected to that Mac or a device on the Mac's network.


Alternatively, e-mail yourself any documents you want to print, then open them on a Mac with printer access and print from there.


Printing using apps

Shop around. Each printing app works a little differently. When PCMag.com originally reported on iPad printing apps in April 2010, it found few that worked particularly well -- and several that didn't work at all. No doubt this trend has continued as developers continue to bring out new apps.
PrintCentral is an app that can be used with iPad, iPhone and iTouch. Its developers tout it as a one-stop-shop for mobile printing needs. MacWorld has awarded it 4 out of 5 mice and EuroSmartz.com has named it its iPad App of the Week. It can print directly to most wireless printers.
Whether you opt for PrintCentral or another printing app, make sure to review any instructions carefully to get the best performance.

The only way you can install apps onto your iPad is though the apple app store. There should be an icon directly on your iPad that can take you there. It is an icon just saying "app store".

If you have iTunes on your computer, you can also access the app store through there, download the apps to your computer and then sync the iPad to iTunes on your computer. I hope this helps :)