HT2513 Where is the file menu?

At the top of my screen there is not a file menu or a + sign. I can't see how to get to a file menu. Is the calendar that comes with the iPad the iCal or do I need to buy the app?

Try pressing Alt+F

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Steve Taylor1 wrote:
Is it hidden on Windows. I think pressing the alt key shows it.
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You will find things different to Windows but after you have a look around you will find a tremendous amount of consistent simplicity.
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Is it hidden on Windows. I think pressing the alt key shows it.
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tt2

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Is it hidden on Windows. I think pressing the alt key shows it.
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Click here, follow the instructions, and choose File in the menu bar.

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