Re: [MacGroup] iTunes and Authorized devices

Thanks John and Chris! I did go into the MacGroup Archive today and saw where you and Chris had responded to this, not sure why those reposes didn't come through my email. I've been using the same iTunes account since at least 2004 (probably longer) so everything should be in the one account,

Re: [MacGroup] iTunes and Authorized devices

Beth, Here is what I sent previously, I searched through the sent messages and found it. John Beth, Not sure I know the right answer. The iPods don't count in the 5, you sync those with your main computer where you want to store all your data. You can sync a dozen iPods or iPhones & you

Re: [MacGroup] iTunes and Authorized devices

Beth, a few of us answered this, the info should be out there. John > On Feb 13, 2017, at 12:09 PM, Beth Phillips > wrote: > > Sorry if this is a repeat. I thought I submitted it over the weekend, but > didn't see it come through in my digest version of the group

[MacGroup] iTunes and Authorized devices

Sorry if this is a repeat. I thought I submitted it over the weekend, but didn't see it come through in my digest version of the group messages. I typically inherit old Macs when we no longer need them at work, so I am always behind the 8-ball with my personal Mac use and working with older

Re: [MacGroup] iTunes and Authorized devices

Beth, Not sure I know the right answer. The iPods don't count in the 5, you sync those with your main computer where you want to store all your data. You can sync a dozen iPods or iPhones & you will still have the 5 computers. How this will work when the older computers have a version of

Re: [MacGroup] iTunes and Authorized devices

It's not a big deal to unauthorize all of your Macs. The only thing you will have to do is sign back in to each MAC when you are prompted. Sent from my iPad > On Feb 11, 2017, at 8:28 PM, Beth Phillips wrote: > > For years I have been the like the shoemaker’s kid

[MacGroup] iTunes and Authorized devices

For years I have been the like the shoemaker’s kid who never had shoes. I’ve used Macs at my job since the mid-1980’s, but never had a new one for home. I typically inherited old Macs when we no longer needed them at work, so I am always behind the 8-ball with my personal Mac use and working