David,
First, the address for the Applevis Web site is
www.applevis.com
I understand that most of NBP's books tend to focus on the iPhone, 
probably because, of all of the iOS devices, it is probably the most 
attractive and, in many cases, the most affordable iOS device for blind 
users. However, while I agree that it would be nice to have a tutorial 
that specifically covers the iPad, don't let the lack of one deter you 
from reading these materials. Except for the phone capabilities, the 
iPad runs the same operating system as what's in the iPhone and the 
gestures apply to both devices.

        David Goldfield
Assistive Technology Specialist

Feel free to visit my Web site
WWW.DavidGoldfield.Info

On 11/30/2015 12:39 PM, David Russell wrote:
> Hello Anna and others,
>
> I have yet to follow up on your suggestions to pursue National Braille
> Press and AppleVis. When typing AppleVis into Lycos, some secondary
> website results seem to come up.
>
> I did find a lengthy tutorial called www.voiceovereasy.net, that I am
> referencing to assist my learning of the iPad Air. The NBP books seem
> to embody iPhone and iPad tutorials as opposed to one or the other. As
> this is new, I don't want to purchase something that in the end is
> going to sort of teach me what is needed. Thanks!
> Cheers,


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