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How to add a webpage on your iPhone or iPad's home page like an App for easy access.

Many guys have asked us how they can reference the free tables and indexes we have on our blog and website. Here is a simple step-by-step picture tutorial on how to accomplish this.

You can do this with virtually any webpage. Browse over to our other freebies specially the tables and bookmark as many as you want!

Go to your Safari internet app and follow the following steps:

Step 1.

Touch the square with arrow.

Step 2.

On the pop-up menu, touch “Add to Home Screen” (the square with a plus inside)

Step 3.

After you touch the box with + sign, you will see this…

Step 4.

You can rename the bookmark for easy access. I chose “2014 Index”

Step 5.

Touch "Add"

Your icon for the bookmark will appear on your home screen.

Have a great day!

Nancy Valdez

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