Download a pdf then add to home screen

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Log out. Smart Home. Social Media. More Button Icon Circle with three vertical dots. It indicates a way to see more nav menu items inside the site menu by triggering the side menu to open and close. Melanie Weir. You can add icons to your desktop in Windows 10 and more easily access system folders or apps. When you add icons to your desktop, you create shortcuts to folders or programs such as your Recycle Bin or Control Panel.

Oct 22, PM in response to clarkkent27 In response to clarkkent Agreed, haven't found a way to add a file that's stored on the iOS device added to the homescreen. However--crazy as it sounds--if you post the file online, then you CAN add it to your home screen.

Upload the file, then browse to the file with Safari, then click the "right arrow in a box" icon at the bottom of the screen. From there, you have nine options for the file, one of which is "add to Home Screen". This functionality was enhanced in iOS 6, but I'm almost certain the ability to "add a webpage to the homescreen" existed in iOS 5. Of course the caveat is the file is not stored on your device: you have to load it as a webpage everytime you access it.

Oct 22, PM. Nov 5, AM in response to clarkkent27 In response to clarkkent Lots of steps but pretty simple after one or two tries. Nov 5, AM. May 8, PM. Communities Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate.

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