Can I share an iCloud folder with someone outside my immediate family (i.e. grandparents, etc) without sharing iTunes products (music, books, videos, etc)?

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Can I share my iCloud Photostream with someone else with a different Apple ID? How?

Yeah no kidding.
I have a big paid up MobileMe account with tons of gallery stuff - this will all go away for me in July, and I'll miss it - it took no learning to use, and it was built into everything - just intuitive to post to a gallery password protect it, and send a link to a friend. Click click done!
It bothers me a lot when features I really enjoy and use are pulled in these half baked new apps and services.
iMovie used to be quite good, but the new one is very restrictive - it's a step backwards in some ways.
MobileMe was fine, but iCloud takes away the Gallery???? - another step backward.
We use some iPhones at work for shooting some videos and technical engineering photo's, and while it's pretty cool that the iPhone photo's get put on the photostream of "Jason's iMac", I don't have instant access, and I would really like to be able to do that. If it could be done, then I can stay at home and work sometimes and I can get the photo's automagically.
Apple - please fix this.

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I would like to share one of my calendars with someone else also using a mac but doesn't use iCloud. I would like them to be able to read/write on this calendar

You can only share a read/write calendar with another iCloud member. You can share a read-only calendar with a non-member: the recipient can subscribe to it in iCal. Just get them to open an iCloud account if they have Lion on their Mac.
http://help.apple.com/icloud/#mm6b1a9479
You forgot Windows. Windows users get preferred privileges over Snow Leopard.

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I manage all my calendars on icloud and want to share one of them with my partner, who uses gmail and android phone. The events do not show up on his phone. This is because its not possible to do this or because we are doing something wrong?

You can only share a read/write calendar with another iCloud member. You can share a read-only calendar with a non-member: the recipient can subscribe to it in iCal. Just get them to open an iCloud account if they have Lion on their Mac.
http://help.apple.com/icloud/#mm6b1a9479
You forgot Windows. Windows users get preferred privileges over Snow Leopard.

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can i share my icloud calendar with my administrative assistant?
we use outlook 2013 in the office, and my windows 8 computer can't seem to share calendars the way we used to. I have my calendar on icloud now. can someone else view it? how do I set that up?

Hello JanR1997,
We've an article that details the process of sharing your calendars with others.
iCloud: Share a calendar with others
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2690
Cheers,
Allen

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Can I share my iCloud account with all of my iOS devices

Yes, but the access of some services is limited to 10 devices.

How can I share the home folder with different accounts on the same mac?

Hi, here's a question:
How can I share the home folder with different accounts on the same mac?
The whole point being not to have to install all my apps, and move all my files each time between users.
The second thing would be to be able to modify one document on one account, and have it changed on the other account without having to copy it.
I would like to have a pro and a private account on my mac.
Thanks for you answers,
Doug

Your apps should not be installed in your home folder--they should be in /Applications where every user can access them.
If you want to share things between users on the same Mac, use the /Users/Shared folder. Keep your home folder private. Trying to defeat the protections on the home folder subfolders just gets messy. I've never bothered to figure out all of the problems associated with it so I can't explain how to do it.
Even with using Shared, you would need to alter the ACLs on the shared folder in order to allow both users to modify the documents.
You must create a Group in Users & Groups and put each user in that group. Then create a folder inside /Users/Shared where you want to share the various files.
Then, add an ACL to the shared folder that gives the group special permissions. on that folder.
sudo chmod -R +a "<sharinggroup> allow delete,chown,list,search,add_file,add_subdirectory,delete_child,file_inherit,directory_inherit" /Users/Shared/<sharing folder>
Replace <sharinggroup> and <sharingfolder> with the name of your group and your folder. Then, run the command in the Terminal.
With that ACL, each user in <sharinggroup> will be able to alter the files created by any user in the group in that <sharingfolder>.
Essentially, the client OS is not designed for true file sharing among the individual users. It is designed to isolate each user account from the others.

Can I share my iCloud storage with my wife? I'm interested in using the storage for both phones, hers and mine.

Can I share my iCloud storage with my wife? I'm interested in using the storage for both phones, hers and mine.

You will not want to do that and you should just have two 5GB free accounts.
Too much risk of merging or losing data.

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Can I share my iCloud folders with others? If so, how?

This is something for the Apple engineers to answer. I too would like the ability to share folders and/or individual files a la Dropbox.
I've written about some of my complaints with the service so far on this discussion thread: Ways to make competitive with Dropbox

Can i share my iCloud calendar with others? If so, how?

Can i share my iCloud calendar with others? If so, how?

do you mean, the 'Publish' option? That only gives me two options 1 mobile me, which is now defunct. and 2 a private server, which I don't understand. thanks!
sorry, after a further read, the comment was about icloud not ical. I don't have icloud because I don't have Lion because it doesn't work well with FCP7. So I don't know how to share my ical. Can you help?

Can I share a paid app with another iPad in my family

Can I share a paid app with another family member

the key to sharing apps is that they all have to be on the same Apple ID. So if you have the same Apple ID on all the devices, they can share apps.
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Can I share a Reminders list with someone else through iCloud?

I am wondering if I can create shared lists with my wife (separate iTunes account) in Reminders on iPhone/iPad that we can instantly update through iCloud. We're essentially talking about grocery lists and the like. (Yes, I know there are grocery apps out there but that's not exclusively what we're trying to do). We both have iOS 6 or higher. I have found a few posts related to this question but it appears as though the sharing functionality might have been lost with a recent iOS upgrade. Not sure though. Could anybody help?

http://www.macrumors.com/2012/10/15/apple-adds-shared-reminders-to-icloud-com-we b-app/

HT2513 Can I share an iCal calendar with someone who uses Google Calendar?

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CD27 wrote:
I didn't explain correctly. Right now I share (subscribe) a calendar on Mobile Me , in addition to my own personal calendar. That shared calendar is staying on Mobile Me and I need to be able to access it once I move my personal calendar to iCloud. That is, if I use iCloud can I share calendars that are not on iCloud, but are on MobileMe?
You can't do this: when you migrate your MobileMe account to iCloud the calendars will be transferred there and no longer available on MobileMe.
You can share calendars privately or publicly from iCloud: private calendars can only be viewed by nominated iCloud members; public calendars can be viewed by anybody in a CalDAV client such as iCal or Google Calendar (though they are non-editable).
Please see this page: http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2690

Can I share an icloud calendar with a person who has no apple id?

As soon as I switched to iCloud my shared mobile me calendar no longer updated. It appears that to now share, all parties must be an iCloud subscriber. The person with whom I share this calendar is not an Apple user and has no interest in acquiring an iCloud account. She does, however, need to view my calendar. Are there steps I am missing to allow her to view the calendar in either outlook, or using a web based format as was available before the change?
Thanks!

CD27 wrote:
I didn't explain correctly. Right now I share (subscribe) a calendar on Mobile Me , in addition to my own personal calendar. That shared calendar is staying on Mobile Me and I need to be able to access it once I move my personal calendar to iCloud. That is, if I use iCloud can I share calendars that are not on iCloud, but are on MobileMe?
You can't do this: when you migrate your MobileMe account to iCloud the calendars will be transferred there and no longer available on MobileMe.
You can share calendars privately or publicly from iCloud: private calendars can only be viewed by nominated iCloud members; public calendars can be viewed by anybody in a CalDAV client such as iCal or Google Calendar (though they are non-editable).
Please see this page: http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2690

How can I find my iCloud folder with my deleted messages? in it

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As Winston says, only if you have made a backup to icloud. You have to perform a restore to get them back.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1766?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
Go to Settings>General>Reset and tap Erase All Content and Settings. This will erase your device. Then you will go through the setup screens again as you did when your device was new, and when given the option, select Restore from iCloud Backup.
This link gives another overview of backup and restore:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4859?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US

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