Thread: Converting a website to an e-book (newbie question)
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Old 07-08-2018, 09:09 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by Rovertek View Post
My website is totally dependent on PHP. In theory, using a local server (MAMP) should do the trick, as Dwig suggested, but—depending on the kind of content—even that fails sometime.
I have to admit I glossed over your exchange with Dwig, sorry 'bout that

So, I'm guessing your IPad is WiFi only. If your elderly aunt lives somewhere with mobile phone coverage, could you borrow a device with mobile connectivity (3G, 4G whatever) probably not a phone - too small; or buy a 3-4G/WiFi hotspot gadget and use your IPad. You might even be able to use your phone as a Wifi hotspot gadget.

I'll say it again Sam: The more dependent we become on telecommunications networks the less we get done

BR
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