Re: iTunes sync

Ok, all clear now. Thanks Daniel, Ronni and Neil. Regards Pete On 28/01/2013, at 4:58 PM, Ronda Brown wrote: > Hey Peter, > > Daniel is similar to me he doesn't like anyone calling him Dan, as I don't > like Ronda ;-) > > Yes, you will have to select the new App the next time you sync your

Re: iTunes sync

Hey Peter, Daniel is similar to me he doesn't like anyone calling him Dan, as I don't like Ronda ;-) Yes, you will have to select the new App the next time you sync your iPhone. Like Neil, I have different Apps syncing to my iPad and iPhone. Unlike Neil I do have "Automatically sync new apps"

Re: iTunes sync

Hi Peter, Ronni, Daniel Peter, I think the thing to remember is that if you and your kids use the same Apple ID then there is no "my stuff" "kids stuff" from the iTunes account point of view - it is all associated with that apple ID - so when you are in iTunes and signed into that account it is al

Re: iTunes sync

Ok thanks Dan and Ronni, your interpretation of my problem is spot on. I have done all the adjustments now. But I assume this means I have to now manually force the synching of a new app that I buy, just so that I can prevent kids' apps from auto synching. Regards Pete On 28/01/2013, at 4:08

Re: iTunes sync

Hi Peter, I think I understand what you are saying with the kids downloading new apps on their devices and then you automatically syncing and finding their new Apps are on your iPhone. Open iTunes Connect your iPhone Select your iPhone Click the Apps Tab and UNCHECK the box that says to "Automa

Re: iTunes sync

And just to add,… Also you can have Auto sync set on the iPhone / iPad / iPod as well. In Settings - iTunes & App Stores . Automatic Downloads can be turned On and Off as well. Kind regards Daniel --- Daniel Kerr MacWizardry Phone: 0414 795 960 Email: Web: **

Re: iTunes sync

Yes you can! Select what you wish to sync to your iPhone as per previous instructions and sync your iPhone. Then Eject your iPhone & disconnect it from your computer Open iTunes > Preferences - Devices and untick 'Prevent iPods, iPhones, and iPads from syncing automatically. iTunes will remember

Re: iTunes sync

Ok, thanks Ronni. I use a Win7 laptop for my work and my iPhone is synchronized with that. Instructions applied on same basis though. It seems therefore that I can't auto synch my own apps and at the same time prevent apps my kids have downloaded from auto-synching to my iPhone if I keep "auto

Re: iTunes sync

Hi Peter, You can select what apps or any content you wish to sync to your iPhone. First turn off auto sync in iTunes. Launch iTunes on your Mac and go to iTunes>Preferences>Devices>Prevent iPods, iPhones and iPads from automatically syncing. Click OK and then quit iTunes. 1. Connect your iP

iTunes sync

Hi all. All 5 in my family use the same Apple ID for our respective apps etc and Find my iPhone etc. this is a good thing generally for ease of sharing content etc but with the annoyance of automatically receiving stuff not explicitly requested to MY iTunes instance. My kids download various ga

Re: iTunes Sync

OK, thanks for that, I figured that would most likely be the answer. Adrian adrianske...@me.com On 18/02/2011, at 6:44 PM, Ronda Brown wrote: > Hi Adrian, > > Just off the top of my head as I'm away from my computer and notes. > > As your daughter did not de-authorise her old computer (hard

Re: iTunes Sync

Hi Adrian, Just off the top of my head as I'm away from my computer and notes. As your daughter did not de-authorise her old computer (hard drive) she is unable to Authorise the New Hard Drive. I would suggest your daughter contact iTunes Tech Support (inside the iTunes store you'll find a lin

Re: iTunes Sync

Hi Adrian, Unless another WAMUGer (for instance Ronni) has a more immediate solution, I would either copy-and-past the relevant parts of your post (leave out the clacker :-) to an email to Apple Support, or I would make an appointment with a Genius at the Apple Store. If you cannot remember an

iTunes Sync

Good morning all, My daughter has a problem iTunes syncing her iPod. I thought there was a thread recently that dealt with this sort of problem but cant find it in the archive. Her computer is an iMac PowerPC G4 (Lampshade) 800 MHz., OSX 10.4.11, iTunes version 9.2. Her iPod is a nano (3rd