How To Connect a Video Projector to a Mac

Connect your MacBook DVI or Micro-DVI cable to the side of your MacBook. Consult your Mac's documentation if you are unsure which jack you have. Connect the other end of the cable to your video projector.
Switch the projector on.
Click the Apple logo on the taskbar, then click 'System Preferences.'
Click 'Displays.' Click 'Detect Displays.'
Select the new display and change the resolution to the highest available. You now have two displays ready to use with your MacBook.
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Adjusting the Accelerometer on an iPad (10 Steps)

Tap the “Settings” app on your home screen to display the Settings split screen.
Tap “General” on the left pane to reveal settings controls on the right. Skim down to the “Use Side Switch to:” section.
Tap “Lock Rotation” to enable the feature. A check mark indicates your selection.
Press the “Home” to return to your home screen. Hold your iPad upright or sideways to view your iPad’s display in the orientation you prefer.
Push the side switch downward to fix your orientation and prevent your accelerometer from changing it. The switch reveals a red dot on its upper portion, and a small circle-arrow icon displays beside the battery indicator on the status bar.
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How to Make an iPad Stop Typing Initial Caps

Tap the 'Settings' app on your iPad to open the Settings menu.
Select the 'General' option.
Click 'Keyboard' to go to the keyboard options.
Switch the 'Auto-Captialization' option from On to Off.
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