[nfb-db] I Phone 5S Questions

[The Pawpower Pack]

Good morning, Marcus, I will answer the questions for which I have an answer. 
Yes you can use ringtones you make yourself or send to the iPhone. I'm not familiar with this process as I only use vibration, but if you google it, you will get instructions. 
The iPhone has GPS, and you can also buy other GPS for it such as iMove or Around me.  I use the GPS almost every day. 
I use the calendar, and as far as I know, appointments are either daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly. However I could be wrong.  You can set an alarm every day, if you voice, and use Siri, you can just hold the home button and say "set an alarm for 11 a.m. and it will be done without going into the app. 

You can also share files using dropbox.  I do this all the time, but you will have to find an app that supports the file type you read, e.g. brf, txt, kindle, etc.  But this is quite easy and there are many recommendations on the Applevis website. 
Best, 
Rox

Sent from my iPhone

On Jan 20, 2014, at 8:31 AM, "Marcus Simmons" <president at map-n.org> wrote:

> 1. Can a I phone 5S be set to alarm at 8:50 P.M. on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month? and can it alarm at 11:00 P.M. each day?
> 2. I am using Openbook to read books and keep a copy on my computer for reference. Can the I phone 5S be programmed to do the same?
> 3. I have a MP3 file I want to serve as a ringtone, is this possible?
> 4. Is the GPS a standard feature on the I phone 5S?
> 5. Can I send files from my I phone 5S to a regular wireless printer?
>  
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