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Large-print guides for the questions parents ask
Short steps in plain words, big enough to read at arm’s length. Print one and keep it by the thing it explains — or put the answer on a Glyph, and they can watch you show them, any time.
iPhone
- How to answer a FaceTime call on an iPhoneA FaceTime call rings like a phone call. How you answer depends on whether the phone was locked.5 steps · Read and print
- How to make the text bigger on an iPhoneBigger text makes messages, email and settings easier to read. It changes most apps at once.5 steps · Read and print
- How to find the Wi-Fi password on an iPhoneAn iPhone that is already on your Wi-Fi can show you its password, for a visitor or a new device.4 steps · Read and print
- How to restart an iPhone that is frozen on an iPhoneIf the screen will not respond to touch, a forced restart usually fixes it. Nothing on the phone is deleted.4 steps · Read and print
- How to take a screenshot on an iPhoneA screenshot is a picture of what is on your screen — useful for showing your family exactly what you see.3 steps · Read and print
- How to block a caller on an iPhoneIf a number keeps calling that you do not want to hear from, you can block it. Blocked callers go straight to voicemail.4 steps · Read and print
Android phone
The TV
- How to get the TV picture back (switch the input)If the TV says No Signal, or shows the wrong thing, it is usually on the wrong input. The cable box, streaming stick and DVD player each plug into a different one.4 steps · Read and print
- How to turn on captions on the TVCaptions show the words being spoken at the bottom of the screen. Where to turn them on depends on what you are watching through.4 steps · Read and print