Use these shortcuts and pictures to find your way around a district iPad. iPads run iPadOS.
Take a screenshot
Press and quickly release the top button and either volume button together. On an older iPad with a Home button, use top + Home. You can also use the screenshot key on the Logitech keyboard case.
iPad A16 screenshot: quickly press and release the top (power) button and either volume button together. Image: Adapted from Apple Support.
iPad ninth-generation screenshot: quickly press and release the top (power) button and Home button together. Image: Adapted from Apple Support.
Screenshots are saved in Photos. If an editing screen opens, finish and save the image. Hide private information before sharing it.
Use Chrome
Make an iPad webpage easier to read: in Chrome, tap More (three dots) > Zoom text, then adjust the size.
Move around the screen
Swipe up from the bottom to go Home; swipe up, pause, then lift your finger to see open apps (Exposé). Swipe down from the top-right corner for Control Center, including brightness and volume.
Use the Logitech iPad keyboard case
The Rugged Combo 4 Touch has a trackpad and a row of shortcut keys. Use Home, brightness, search, screenshot, volume, and screen lock without opening menus.
Use Command + C to copy and Command + V to paste. Slide two fingers on the trackpad to scroll. The keyboard uses the iPad Smart Connector, so it needs no Bluetooth pairing or separate charging.
Rugged Combo 4 Touch includes a keyboard and trackpad. Image: Adapted from Logitech.
Find the power button and ports
The top button turns the iPad on or locks the screen and includes Touch ID. The side buttons control volume. Charge through the USB-C port; the Smart Connector connects the keyboard case.
iPad A16 in landscape: top (power) button at left, volume buttons along the upper edge, and USB-C charging port at right. Image: Adapted from Apple Support.