

Unfortunately you still don’t have any flexibility in terms of adding and removing photos aor adjusting the video that plays. To do so click on the cog in the playback tool bar.

Select that album and at the top choose: Show as Memory.Choose or create an Album you want to use as the basis for your Memory Movie.You’ll be able to drag and drop windows between the two screens, use the touch-screen functionality of the iPad display, and benefit from the addition of a Touch Bar even if you don’t own an MacBook Pro. If you want to move these tools, you can Open Sidecar Preferences from the same menu, and choose where the Sidebar and Touch Bar appears on the iPad screen. There are also options relating to Sidebar and Touch Bar which will allow you to extend the functionality of the apps you use via the iPad touch screen.(A new Sidecar section will also appear in System Preferences next to Displays.) If you would prefer to mirror the Mac screen on the iPad, rather that use the iPad as an extension of your workspace, slick on the new screen icon in the menu (it will have replaced the AirPlay icon) and switch from Use as Separate Display to Mirror Built-In Retina Display.Your iPad should be listed, select it – you will immediately see an extension of your Mac’s screen on the iPad display.Select the AirPlay menu at the top of your screen.

