Q: Designate a meeting place you will all go to if you lose each other. The visitor center is a good choice or, if you are further into the area, pick a popular site like the Treasury. While your time in Petra will most likely include a professional tour guide, stealing is not uncommon. Wear clothes that can deter this from happening like a cross-body purse or jackets with hidden pockets to hide your important belongings. While you will be able to buy food and water once you get into Petra, they are more expensive than what you can buy outside. Make sure to bring enough money to purchase any souvenirs or goods. There are many local merchants that sell tea, pastries, and trinkets. While you should be able to sign up for guided tours once you arrive in Petra at the visitor center, you may choose to book the tours you would like to go on before you leave to make sure you have a reservation. Hire a tour guide at the visitor center. While you are allowed to walk through Petra without a tour guide, it is recommended you use one so you don't get lost. To make sure the tour is reliable, look up reviews online or ask the visitor center staff. If you see reviews where customers feel they were scammed by too high of prices or were not treated well, avoid that tour company. Choose either a one, two, or three day pass. While some visitors like to see all the sites in one day, it is recommended to stretch out your stay to two or three days so you can take your time and soak in everything it has to offer. If you are staying at least one night in Jordan, fees for a one, two, and three day pass will be 50, 55, and 60 J.D. If you are not staying in Jordan, a one day entrance fee will be 90 J.D. Look for guides offering their assistance at the visitor center. A guide typically costs 50 - 100 JD.. While you are allowed to walk through Petra without a tour guide, it is recommended you use one so you don't get lost. You will be offered a horse rental at the time you buy your ticket at the visitor center. It's common for the owner to charge an expensive tip after your ride so make sure you agree to a price upfront. There are horse and carriage rides available that take visitors from the visitor center to the treasury and cost about 20 JD. It is popular for visitors to rent a donkey once they arrive at the Siq to ride throughout the rest of the day. After leaving the visitor center, pass by the Djinn Blocks and Obelisk Tomb to get to the entrance of the Siq, meaning canyon. Walk or ride through the 1km (0.62mi) long canyon, admiring the color of the walls and sand. The trail ends at the Treasury, a tomb that once held the Nabataean King Aretas III. The Treasury gets its name from the legend that an Egyptian pharaoh hid his treasure here. After passing the Treasury, you will eventually see a sign for the Theater on the left. Just before reaching the Theater, you will see a sign post indicating the steps to get to the High Place of Sacrifice. To reach the top of the High Place of Sacrifice, you can either use a donkey or walk up the steps. Rent a donkey if you are not prepared for a long hike, as the distance between the visitor center and the Monastery is about 10km (6.2mi). The site itself sits high in the hills and is the furthest site away from the main entrance. On the way down from the Monastery back to the main path, it's better to walk because the way is steep and it could be dangerous for you and the donkey if you are on its back. Decide which sites to visit based on how many days you are planning to explore. If you are only there one day, stop by the Royal Tombs and Colonnaded Street. If you need a bite to eat or a drink after a long day of exploring, stop by one of the many restaurants inside Petra that serve food that is traditional for the area. If you will be in Petra at night, go to the event called Petra by Night to the see city in a whole new light! It starts at 8:30 PM Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursday.
A: Make a plan with your travel partner/s in case of emergency. Bring extra food, water, money and sunscreen. Book tours in advance if you want to secure your spot. Purchase tickets at the visitor center in Wadi Musa. Hire a tour guide at the visitor center. Decide how you want to get around Petra for sightseeing. Go through the Siq on your way to the Treasury. Continue on the main path to reach the Theater and High Place of Sacrifice. Walk or ride a donkey on the main path to get to reach the Monastery. Visit other museums and tombs on the way back to the entrance from the Monastery.

Q: Read on to find out what to do. You do this by clicking on the icon that looks like a blank page with one corner turned down. To save, click on the circular Microsoft Office logo in the upper left hand corner of the window. You should see a little menu pop-up with multiple options. Leave the cursor over the words Save As. You should always do Save As when you're making a new document. It gives you the option of what kind of document you want it to be, where you're going to save it, and what the name of the document will be. Up will pop a window. Word 97-2003 Document allows other people to see it, even if they have older versions of Word and haven't installed the Office 2007 Compatibility Pack, while if you use Word Document, only people that have Word 2007 or the Compatibility Pack can open it. Either one is a good choice. Just type something like "Sample Documents" or something you want to name it. Choose a font that you think is a style you like. Some suggested fonts are Times New Roman, Calibri (Body), and Arial. The picture below shows you an example of what to do.
A: Let's go on to the part where you make your first document. Open up Microsoft Word and start a new blank document. Begin the process by saving. Click on Word 97-2003 Document or Word Document. If this is your first time using Microsoft Word Office 2007, create a new folder for your documents. Go back to the empty document. Type what you needed to type.

Q: Only certain models of the iPad will connect to a cellular data network. Your iPad must be able to accept a SIM card. Once you are sure that your iPad supports cellular data networks, you will need to sign up for an iPad data plan. These are not available from all carriers, so visit your local cellular retail outlets to see your options. You will need to insert the SIM card you received from your cellular data provider in order to connect to the network. The retailer may be able to insert it for you, or you can read this guide. Tap the Settings app on your iPad's Home screen. If you can't find the Settings app, swipe down and type "Settings" into the Search bar. This is typically located towards the top of the list of options. Ensure that the "Cellular Data" slider is toggled ON. It will be green (iOS 7) or blue (iOS 6) if it is enabled. On the next screen, tap "Set Up New Account". You will need to enter your name, phone number, account login information, and billing information. Your cellular data provider will give you the account login information. After configuring your account, you will be shown the terms and conditions for your data plan. Read the agreement and then tap "Agree" to continue. You will be shown an overview of your account settings. Review the settings to ensure that you filled out everything correctly. After confirming your settings, you will be notified that your plan has been activated. This may take a few moments. If you go outside of your cellular network, you may still be able to get a data signal. This will usually cost extra, so enabling Data Roaming should only be done if you are OK paying extra charges. To enable Data Roaming, tap Settings, then Cellular Data. Toggle the "Data Roaming" slider to ON. You will be asked to confirm that you want to enable roaming.
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Ensure your iPad is compatible. Sign up for a compatible plan. Insert your SIM card. Open the Settings app. Tap "Cellular Data". Tap "View Account". Enter in your account information. Read and accept the terms. Confirm your settings. Decide if you want to enable data roaming.