Texting Guide
  Everybody is texting.  Texting is so popular because if the 
other person is available, you can communicate in real time, but 
if your friend isn't around, you can still convey important 
information quickly.  And if you have an Apple device (an iPhone, 
iPad, or iPod Touch running iOS 5 or later, or a Mac running 
Mountain Lion), you can text anyone else with one of these 
devices for free using a service called iMessage.  "A Quick Guide 
to iMessaging" (available in braille, eBraille, and Word) tells 
you how to text and use iMessage on all your Apple devices.  
You'll learn how to send and receive messages and delete the ones 
you no longer want.  If several people in your family share an 
Apple ID for buying apps and music, but each person has his own 
device, you'll also learn to configure iCloud so that you can 
iMessage each other.  For more information, visit 
www.nbp.org/ic/nbp/IMESSAGE.HTML, or call 1-800-548-7323.


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