How many devices for one subscription?

Can I use photoshop on my notebook AND desktop AND my iPad - with one subscription?

There is no "big" Photoshop for iPad, so it's irrelevant. All such products are separate purchases not related in any way to Creative Cloud. Only the complimentary apps for syncing and file exchange are free and require to sign in to verify your account. Otherwise you have 2 activations for the desktop versions.
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HT1203 how many devices can one itunes account support?

How many devices can one account support? My children have apple products but im an overprotective mommy amd want to monitor it all in my acct. (4 kids)

Up to 10 devices total (up to 5 of those can be computers).

How many device can one sync with iPhone? I own a Mac Pro and an iMac desktop. Can I sync with both machines?

How Many devices can I sync with my iPhone? I own a Mac PRO and an iMAC. Depends on where I am, I will plug my iPhone to either of the machines. I haven't sync with either machine yet.

Dah•veed wrote:
Please explain how one would accomplish that feat.
There's not much to explain. When a device is connected, you see the row of different categories across the top: Summary, Info, Apps, Tones, Music, Movies, TV Shows, Podcasts, Books, and Photos. For example, it is perfectly safe to sync one iOS device to the Music category on Computer A and no other computer, and the same device to Photos on Computer B and no other computer.
You might be confusing what I'm saying with one iOS device enabling sync to the Music library on multiple computers. That is a huge no-no and will result in the disaster being suggested. But I am not talking about that, I'm talking about the opposite arrangement. What I am describing preserves category exclusivity. It turns out that exclusivity at the category level, not the computer level, is what really matters.
As long as a device is synced to a given category on only one computer, it doesn't matter which computer it is or whether that computer is different than the ones synced to on other categories. The instant a given category is enabled for syncing on more than on computer, that is where the trouble starts.
KiltedTim wrote:
Trying to do so is asking for trouble. Don't do it. Move the content you need to one machine and sync only with that machine. If you don't, you'll be back here asking how to fix the mess and recover all the stuff you lost...
I will agree that it is something you should only do mindfully. But if you do make sure each category is syncing to only one device, there will be no data loss and no mess.

How many devices for outdoor AP

hi,
what i know for indoor AP, for DATA design
Needs to be validated for capacity: 50 devices per AP, recommendation by cisco
how many devices per outdoor AP if i am going to data design not voice

The below chart is the guideline I use when designing wireless networks and it has worked well for us. This is especially important to follow now that users are toting around multiple wireless devices with varying transmit and receive sensitivities. Having good access point density will provide optimal wireless client experiences and less aggravation when you have to add on later because someone sold you a bad bill of goods.

How many devices for imatch

I understood you can have 10 devices on imatch. When i try to add another computer I get a message sayin I can not add this device because I have reached my limit of 5. I deathurized a device and it still says I have 5. Can anyone tell me is it 10 or 5 and why does it not recognize I deauthorized a device.

I responded to a simiilar thread here: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3623140?tstart=0
There are two different limitations - Autrhorized Computers and iCloud Managed Devices. From my understanding, the former is a max of 5 and is for iTunes-enabled desktop OS's (Windows or MacOS). The latter can emcompass desktop OS's (MacOS / Windows) and iOS devices (iPod Touch / iPhone / iPad) and is a maximum of 10.
if you are maxing out on Authorized Computers, check to make sure that you have 5 desktop OS's authorized already. If you don't, then you might have an old PC that you retired or perhaps a friends system that you authorized in the past and never de-authorized.

How many devices on iCloud ?

how many devices can one acount have on iCloud ?
(I read somewere that there is a limit, but cannot find were)
help

Did some research. It can connect to any Mac (as long as it is running on OS X Lion), iPods, iPads and iPhones [running on iOS 5] and Windows Vista or Windows 7 (if they're normal PCs). It can store 5GB of data and pass to all your devices (if they're signed in the same account). If you run out of space you can always uprade them:
15GB= $20 per year
25GB= $40 per year
55GB= $100 per year
As long as all the iPads are signed in to the same account, you can download up to 5GB of data for free.
Conclusion: Unlimited devices can access on one iCoud account.
Links: http://www.macworld.com/article/160380/2011/06/icloud_what_you_need_to_know.html

How many computers will one mountain lion app upgrade?

How many devices will one mountain lion upgrade, one or more?

As many computers as you control (not your neighbor's though).
Just log in to App Store on other coputers with Apple ID that purchased.

HT201269 Hi I've been using apple products for sometime now , I have one iPad , & 2 iPhones under my apple Id but that's as I know oh and maybe an old mini iPod I lost but my question is, is there any way to check how many devices are under your apple ID

Hi I've been using apple products for sometime now , I have one iPad , & 2 iPhones under my apple Id but that's as I know oh and maybe an old mini iPod I lost but my question is, is there any way to check how many devices are under your apple ID ?

If you have registered all your Apple products, you can see them at:
https://supportprofile.apple.com

How many devices can i use for one apple-id

Hi,
My question is how many devices i can use for one apple-id.
And where am i going to find the answer?
Thanks,
Vermeulen Francis

You may read this discussion: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3695326?start=0&tstart=0.

How many devices can sync to one apple ID?

How many devices can sync to one apple ID? I need to get all my music from an old computer to my new computer. I just purchased an album on my new computer and it's not syncing with my iPhone 5 and I don't want to pay $25 for the Cloud.

You can sync as many idevices as you like to one computer/library
The iphone will sync with one and only one computer at a time. Syncing to another will erase the current content fro the iphone.

Does anyone know how many devices one can have on one apple ID?

Does anyone know how many devices one can have on one apple ID?

The names are for your benefit. The devices are identified by serial number in iTunes. iTunes knows which device is which no matter what you name the devices. It works the same way with iCloud. You can name all three devices Fred - and iTunes can tell them apart - but like I said, you want to give them different names for your benefit.

HT1495 how many devices can be on one itunes account

How many devices can be on one itunes account ? Is there a maximum

For syncing iPods and iOS devices, there's no limit.
For iTunes Store authorization, the limit is 5 computers.
For iTunes Match, the limit is 10 computers and iOS devices.
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TS4020 how many devices can use one icloud account

Is there a limit on to how many devices can use one icloud account

*GE TAG - Don't you just love how people in forums answer their own question rather than the one being asked.
Let me help those that have responded so far, and those still awaiting an answer.
An account for iCloud does also include log-ins for the iOS App Store / Mac App Store / iTunes Desktop Application , but an iCloud account on any device iOS / Mac / PC does not have to match the App Store / iTunes account which certainly has its account login limitations per device as has been pointed out.
What seems to be ommitted is if there is a limit to an iCloud account per X number of devices.
In my estimation there appears to be no limitation for iCloud accounts per device. I say this only with the experience of having my own iCloud account on a MacBook Pro, Mac Mini, iMac, Apple TV Gen2, Apple TV Gen3, iPhone 5S, and an iPad Mini Gen 1.
That is 7 separate devices. Never once have I been prompted about a limit when setting up my iCloud account (which constitues Contacts / Calendar / Notes / Reminders / Documents in the Cloud / Keychain / and Photo Stream and not purchased content through App / iTunes "stores" which do give such prompting upon authorizing your respective device for being able to use / sync said purchases)
I've really only come to this realizatoin upon thinking this through after reading this thread. I was actually searching for this answer myself until now. If I'm wrong I will welcome a rebutal with proof.

How many devices can you use for your itunes account?

how many devices can you use for your itunes account?

PT wrote:
Macistotle wrote:
Unless you have DRM still haunting your tunes ... Then you can only use those songs on 5 devices. Otherwise, connect as many as you like (as stated above).
No, you can sync your DRM tracks to an unlimited number of iPods (but only authorized to play on 5 different computers/user accounts)
Patrick
So I can sync two iPods to my iTunes account and sync the same digital copy movies that come with some o' my DVDs to both ipods? Do movies make a difference really, DRM-Wise? Thanks in advance.

How many devices can I have connected to one iTunes account?

How many devices can I have connected to one iTunes account?

If you mean authorized computers, five.
If you mean devices associated with iTunes Match or automatic downloads, ten.
If you mean devices synced with a single iTunes library, there’s no limit.
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