I would like to know if I can install my Acrobat XI Standard on more than one computer

Can Acrobat XI Standard be installed on more than one computer?

Two computers (no more) for your own personal use, not at the same time, yes.
To share with colleagues or family: no.

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Hi, China6450.
Thank you for visiting Apple Support Communities.
I would recommend setting up Manually manage music. This will only allow music to be synced from the computer to the iPod nano. Here are some helpful articles that will walk you through the process.
Managing content manually on iPhone, iPad, and iPod
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1535
Using iPhone, iPad, or iPod with multiple computers
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1202
Cheers,
Jason H.

Can I install Design Standard on more than one computer?

Can I install Design Standard on more than one computer?

Yes, your license provides for installing and activating the software on two machines. Any application within the suite can only be in use on one of the machines at any given time.

How can i get apple tv2 to recognize more than one computer in my house

how can i get apple tv2 to recognize more than one computer in my house, I just got it and can only find one of two computers in my home

Same here. I have 1 ATV2 and 2 computers and each has separate iTunes accounts (mine and my wife's). The ATV menu says "computers" so I presume you can have more than 1 computer on 1 ATV. The big question is how do you set it up?

Can my iPhone 4 be synced to more than one computer?

I don't have access to the original computer that my iPhone 4 was synced too. I have a new iPhone 4s due to a contract upgrade, and want to transfer the information from my old phone to my new. However, when my boyfriend has tried to synch it with his computer, by choosing the backing up option in iTunes nothing actually happens. I really don't want to lose the information on my old phone. What can I do please?

The short answer is no. You can't sync to more than one computer at a time.
The longer answer is contained in one of the many many threads about this exact same subject that are already posted in these forums.
Look to the right under More Like This for a start.

Can you sync an iPad 2 to more than one computer.

I got a new ipad2. Can I sync it with my Mac at my house and also on my pc at work

You can authorize more than one computer with iTunes, but you have to maintain your iTunes library on one machine. Otherwise, you'll have a syncing nightmare. So, it's not advisable to sync to more than one computer as you'll be in a situation where you'll lose data from one machine to the next. Come this fall when iOS 5 is released, you won't need to sync with a computer at all. For the time being, I recommend you limit syncs to one computer.........

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If more that one person on a team wants to profile something, it seems there are 3 choices,
run Scout on the same test machine (this is not always possible or desirable)
remote profile using a single, designated computer running Scout
manually edit "TelemetryAddress" to point to the person's computer wanting to do a test
Is it possible to point the telelemtry to more than one remote machine?
For example can the flag entry in teleletry.cfg have multipe remote IP's? Something like
TelemetryAddress=192.168.1.20:7934, 192.168.1.55:7934
It appears not. What's your say?
My current setup:
I have a low end test computer on which I run the Flash content (i.e. Scout is not installed/doesn't run on this computer). Following the instructions given under "Remote profiling for desktop content", the ".telemetry.cfg" file points all telemetry data to a remote computer running Scout.

I realize this is an old thread, but I couldn't help but consider this interesting question.
You could, on a linux or OS X box -- as along as they have the netcat and tee utilities -- listen on the telemetry port and forward to multiple recipients. The command to listen to port 7934 and relay to both two other machines, 10.0.1.100:7934 and 10.0.1.101:7934, is:
nc -l 0.0.0.0 7934 | tee >(nc 10.0.1.100 7934) >(nc 10.0.1.101 7934) > /dev/null
You can add as many recipients as you like with more >(nc ipaddress 7934) clauses in the middle.
In this case, point your .telemetry.cfg at the machine running this script, and it will forward the telemetry data to the IP addresses you specify. If they're all running Scout, they should all see the data.
For kicks, here's a couple other useful commands:
Capture telemetry data to a file: nc -l 0.0.0.0 7934 > data.flm
Push saved data.flm file to Scout on localhost port 7934: nc localhost 7934 < data.flm
Just one more reason Linux rules. Hope this helps someone!
Best,
-Jeff

Can I sync my Palm TX on more than one computer?

I have a Palm TX, loaded with all my information, I sync it with my primary PC. I would like to be able to sync it with my laptop & also another PC. Is this possible and could someone walk me through the setup or procedure?
Thanks MG
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Hello mgilhooley and welcome to the forums...
You can sync your device with multiple computers. However, is is very important to use the same version of Palm Desktop on all the computers and the same username you are using on the original Desktop and device. If these are different, you could get data corruption and duplicated contacts and end up corrupting all the Desktop applications.
To do this, install the same version of Palm Dektop to the computers in question, and simply sync the device.
Are you working with different Operating Systems on each computer or are they the same as well? This may determine whether you can sync with that device. For example, Vista 64 bit will not allow a cable sync option.....
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Can I have my itunes library on more than one computer

I want to add to my library from a couple of different computers and not have to use the same one all the time. Can I have Itunes on 3 different computers and synch the libraries?

It is possible but requires very careful organization. Essentially you need to replicate your library from one PC that you designate as the "master" to the others you want to use the same library on. See these two of turingtest2's user tips:
Make a split library portable describes how to bring your library into the best layout to make it easy to replicate
Backup your iTunes for Windows library with SyncToy describes a robust procedure to copy your library to an external drive, and then to make incremental updates to the backup
This is essentially the approach I use, with three different PCs - desktop running Win7/32 as "master", two different Win7/64 laptops as "secondary":
You'll notice that everything here is one-way, from the master, via the replicated library on the external drive, to each of the secondary systems. It is possible to reverse the process under very specific conditions - an example's best here ...
I update the backup on my external HDD from my master system
I update the library on one of the "secondary" laptops from the external HDD (so this is now a 100% duplicate of what's on the master)
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Now, assuming I've made no changes to the master since step 1, I can reverse the process - backing up the library on the laptop to the external drive, then updating the master from the external drive.
The last time I posted this picture/procedure it was suggested that I should accompany this with a "health warning", so here goes - YOU REALLY NEED TO KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING for this to work correctly (or, like they say on TV, "don't try this at home") - there are many ways for this to go wrong and really only one way to ensure it works correctly. The whole approach is predicated on the assumption that you have two (or more) libraries with identical content. Even then, I tend to steer away from the situations where I modify the library on one of the secondary systems and sync this back to the master - not because it doesn't work, but because it opens up a few more possibilities for "dumb user error" that could leave me with inconsistent content across the three machines.
The other possible solution, which would be an option if all the machines you're using are on the same local network, is to use Home Sharing and make use of its facilities to copy media from one library to another - in this case you have distinct libraries with a method for copying content from one to another. You won't, however, be able to have the same playlists on each machine. The other benefit of the approach described above is that because you have several physical copies of the same logical library you can sync your iDevices to any of them without the possibility of the device content being erased because iTunes detects that its previously been synced to a different library.
I'll be honest and state that it took me considerable time to arrive at this setup - with more than a few ****-ups along the way - so you may want to carefully test this out before implementing something like this across several systems.

Can i use my itunes account on more than one computer?

i have itunes on my computer at work and at home. any way i can combine them? or, is there a way that something i buy and download onto my work computer can be linked to my home computer? the problem is that my home computer is incredibly old and slow and i'm concerned that it will take forever to download a song, but i'm also concerned that it will crash and then all my itunes music will be gone.
this leads to another question: i have an old mac that i believe still works, and i have an itunes account on that computer and i would like to get that music off of there. how can i do this?
thanks so much for any help, and use VERY BASIC instructions, as i am NOT tech savvy
- tara

Hey tferm78!
I have a couple of options for you to consider. First, you may simply want to authorize all of your computers for your iTunes account and turn on Automatic Downloads, so that when you download something on one computer, it will automatically download to other computers:
iTunes Store: Authorize or deauthorize your Mac or PC
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1420
iTunes Store: How to enable Automatic Downloads
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4539
You could also look into iTunes Match, a service that would seamlessly link all of your iTunes libraries:
Apple - iTunes - Match
http://www.apple.com/itunes/itunes-match/
Lastly, here is an article that will help you move your library from one computer to another, if you so desire:
iTunes: How to move your music to a new computer
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4527
Thanks for using the Apple Support Communities. Have a good one!
-Braden

I've just subscribed to CC, can I use Lr and PS on more than one computer?

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Can you work in iBooks Author on more than one computer?

If we start an iBooks Author project on one (older, slower) MacBook Pro, can we continue working on it on another (newer, faster) MacBook Pro? Is it essentially in the cloud or is there a workaround? Thanks!

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So I sync my phone on one of my computers and I get the music I want from that computer....then I plug my phone into another computer and I try to get more of my music files from that computer. The problem is: I tunes wants to delete all the previous files that I synced up with my other computer. SOOOO I can not get separate music files off different computers. Why not? These are all my music files....Will I have to find a way to consolidate all of my music onto one computer? Or is there some way I can get all of my files onto my I-phone?

Which is precisely why I am frustrated with how proprietary Apple is. No matter how much people try to spout out about the superiority of Apple products, my iPhone should be able to grab music from my laptop and my PC at home, both being authorized already. I've already tried home sharing. I didn't buy the iPhone outright, it was provided to me through work. For all the Apple and Mac only fans, I feel this is Apple's way of trying to make me purchase music I have already bought on CD through iTunes. Whatever happened to ease of use? Customer friendly applications? Anyone else dislike how hard it is to add artwork to an album in iTunes after you load a CD and it doesn't recognize it? Track by track? How about offering one simple, convenient copy and paste to album like in Windows? Oh, yeah, so you give up and buy it again in iTunes. I do like the interface on the iPhone or iPod once things are working properly, however the hoops you jump through are ridiculous. I want to load music off of my laptop, after having most of my library on another PC, and it won't work without deleting the library off of the phone. What is the point of authorizing up to 5 computers if you can't use your music from those different machines? There, I'm getting off of my soap box now.

Can you manage your iPhone content on more than one computer? Ex. Home computer, work computer.

I am trying to manage my iPhone on my work pc as well as my home pc. I have to tried to set the iPhone to manually manage music and videos, but it will not let me. An error message appears saying that my phone can only being synced to one iTunes library. I have never had this problem with my iPod Touch, jut the iPhone.

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We're getting 3 iPods for the family (maybe 4) and we have 2 identical Dell Dimension8400 PC in our home. Can we register the iPods to ONE iPod account OR is the registration only allowed to ONE PC? I'd like to be able to use either computer on our network, especially since we may have 4 iPods in our home.
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I think I want all children (and myself) to share an iTunes account so we can share songs. Each child has own account to access PC in family room.
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macgirl_k, I don't know why Apple designed the shuffle that way.
That article I linked to has this note
+Note: iPod shuffle is intended for use with a single computer. You cannot load music from multiple computers or iTunes libraries onto iPod shuffle like you can with other iPods.+
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Clear as mud?

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