ICANotes compatibility with iPhone and iPad has arrived!
Learn how to get ICANotes for your iPhone or iPad using the following instructions:
1. Visit the Apple App Store
2. Purchase the Wyse PocketCloud application
3. Run Wyse PocketCloud on your iPhone or iPad
4. Tap the + to add a new connection
5. Enter "ICANotes" as the connection Nickname
6. Enter "ineternet.icanotes.com" as the Host
7. For Username, append "internet\" to your ICANotes username (make sure you use a back slash and not a front slash). You can also enter your password.
8. Select Save
9. Once you are connected, the screen will appear teal-green and you will have to scroll down to tap OK at our legal disclaimer.
2. Purchase the Wyse PocketCloud application
3. Run Wyse PocketCloud on your iPhone or iPad
4. Tap the + to add a new connection
5. Enter "ICANotes" as the connection Nickname
6. Enter "ineternet.icanotes.com" as the Host
7. For Username, append "internet\" to your ICANotes username (make sure you use a back slash and not a front slash). You can also enter your password.
8. Select Save
9. Once you are connected, the screen will appear teal-green and you will have to scroll down to tap OK at our legal disclaimer.
The screen shots below should be used as a guide:
3 comments:
Does any of your clients use Icanotes with iPad on regular basis? If yes, how do they find it? Is it easy to press buttons, are buttons big enough to be pressed without zooming the whole screen?
I used to have HP 14' tablet, it was OK but not very comfortable. Since iPad has much smaller screen I wonder if an average finger is too big for an average Icanotes button.Alex
...and one more question. How to print prescriptions from Icanotes/iPad? I read that printing is achilles feet of iPad. I have a printer connected directly to my computer filled with special rx paper. It's not a network printer. Will I be able to use it with iPad?
How do I print prescriptions from Icanotes/iPad? I read that printing is the Achilles heel of iPad. I have a printer connected directly to my computer filled with special Rx paper. It's not a network printer. Will I be able to use it with iPad?
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