Installing Logic in two computers

Is that possible to install the Logic express in two MacBooks, even updating just the original one that came with the computer?

Should be. By default, it is allowed to install Logic on two Computers (see license) . I have one Installation on my Macbook and the other one on the iMac.
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Can I have the same product installed in my two computers (home and office)?

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I had installed Maverick on two computers. The first one is a Mac Mini a new one and it gave me Keynote and Number for free. The other computer is a iMac and if I want Keynote and Number I must pay 19,99$ each. Why do I have to pay on the iMac?

I had installed Maverick on two computers. The firs one is a new MacMini that my husband purchased last week. When I had installed Maverick the applications Numbers and Keynote were free and installed on his computer. When I do the same on my iMac, I had to pay 19,99$ for each applications. We have two differents Apple ID. Why I do pay for these applications when those were free for the iMac and in the add Apple say it's free? Or, is somebody can tell me how to installed those for free.
Thank you.

They are only free via the account orginally purchased or if they came pre installed on the computer. Depending on what you have purchased already us the one account for the app store - saves headace and hassel in the future thus not double buying software. Do you have iwork installed on your imac? meaning the iwork 09? if you do your should be able to to to the store and update it. Worked fine for me since i bought the DVD version of iwork 09 and Aperture 3. I did not want to have to rebuy them so the app store noticed i had them installed and changed the update via the app store.

Download software once and then install it on two computers?

I just registered for a Creative Cloud membership. I want to install software on two computers. The internet connection on one location is extremely slow. Could I download everything on one computer and then install it on both from a portable medium.
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Thanks, I will try that.
I did try using the original downloaded files that were downloaden with the Application Manager. But when I tried to install it on the other machine, I got the message that the software was counterfeit.

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Hi Margaret,
According to EULA you can install it on 2 machines, provided you are not using them simultaneously.
Thanks

I know you can install CC on two computers...

I know you can install CC on two computers but one of them died and I want to install CC on the new computer. I've read that this works but for me it hasn't – all the apps have "try" next to them instead of "install". Help!

Contact support to reset your activations.
Mylenium

Installing app on two computers?

A mystery. I bought Logic Pro from the Apple Store. I did one click and it immediately started to download and install on the computer I was using. I want to also install it on my laptop, which I think is legit if I've read the licensing agreement right.
I'm not sure how to do this. When I go to the Apple Store, my account, I can't see the purchase (I do see a previous purchase of Snow Leopard there). When I go to my iTunes account (which has the same name and password as my Apple Store account) I can see the purchase of Logic Pro THERE!
And I'm confused. I could have sworn I bought it from the Apple Store. iTunes doesn't sell this app as far as I know. Why does the purchase show up in my iTunes account, and NOT in my Apple account (though they may be one and the same thing as far as I know - except the purchase history is different).
What might be happening here?
And what is the standard procedure for installing the same app on two computers?
All ears,
Ben

I think I'm getting it. I was trying to re-download it from the purchase history page.
Which now leads me to another issue.
I was on the road at a remote location in the North Atlantic last fall. There was no way to get Logic 9 (I've had all the other versions up to 9), and I needed it for the job (no internet, very slow mail). I 'borrowed' the Logic 9 disks from the people I was working with - they had a dozen licenses and hadn't used a few. I installed it, finished the job.
I bought Logic 9 when I got home ... and it was downloaded and installed on my tower.
But I still have someone else's Logic 9 on my laptop, which I want to replace. I've never had to un-install Logic before, so I'm wondering how to un-install it? When I try a download from the Apple Store it tells me the Logic wasn't purchased from the store and do I want to purchase ANOTHER version. Which I don't. I want to download the version I just purchased. So I'm assuming if I can un-install the current borrowed Logic, I'll be able to bypass this pop-up window and do as you suggest. All the while hoping there is a record of my previous purchase (which I don't see in my purchase history at the Apple Store, but DO SEE in my purchase history at the iTunes store).
Whew...
And your help is most appreciated roaminggnome...
Ben

Running logic on two computers

Is anyone running two versions of logic on two different machines and locking them up? No nodes please, you can't run the exs on a node and thats the point of this question.

Mr. Udell, I remember you indeed. Greetings.
Well, two XS keys would change a lot in my universe. I better understand why you're going in this direction, and now, I'd encourage you to consider all EXS.
I have VSL First Edition Giga, then I cross/upgraded to EXS Pro Edition. Hence, I run both platforms. I intended to phase out my Giga and go all EXS. But there's Giga, loaded and ready to go with few polyphony issues and 1.5 GB from Windows... and a second XS key is a thousand dollars. So I'll be in Giga for a while.
In fact, I face a very similar situation as you, pressing for a larger template but frustrated by the OSX RAM limit.
EXS' seamlessness with Logic and the ability to offline bounce trump the benefits of Giga when cost is not an issue.
I'm well if reluctantly familiar with the world of sample translations, particularly from Giga to EXS. I use Translator and the native Giga Convert in EXS. If you can, Chris, spare yourself the tedium. It will consume time that you may better spend assembling a dual Mac template.
Really, all you need now is a cheaper second hand Mac and a MIDI device for it, if you don't mind analog recording to your primary Mac when mixing.
Personally, I've never broached a digital audio exchange between computers, but it would be ideal for you. (I'm wondering if you could still offline bounce with the audio of your second Mac digitally connected to your primary Mac.)
Another benefit is that, eventually, we'll access 8 GB of memory, which means 16 GB conceivably for you. And it's amazing how templates morph over time, according to the memory they may inherit. I've worked on orchestral templates since my first Roland S-550, and I doubt that we ever have enough memory. But things are ever-improving.

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The Apple Family Pack specifically allow use by a student at campus.
"B. Family Pack. If you have purchased a Mac OS X Family Pack, this License allows you to install and use one (1) copy of the Apple Software on up to a maximum of five (5)
Apple-labeled computers at a time as long as those computers are located in the same household and used by persons who occupy that same household. By "household"
we mean a person or persons who share the same housing unit such as a home, apartment, mobile home or condominium, but shall also extend to student members who
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<http://images.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/macosx105.pdf>

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I'm seriously thinking about upgrading from iPhoto 6 to Aperture but is it possible to install one Aperture licence on two computers, a G5 and a laptop? I'm not going to use them at the same time.
I hate Macromedia because of this, you cannot install Studio 8 on two computers, even if you're the only person using both of them. Only a fool would shell out money to buy two licences for this. I seriously think software companies are cheating users on this - this should be allowed.

You could use a library mounted on a remote computer, that would be one way.
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Can I use the install disk on two computers?

I haven't actually installed it on my computer yet, I just allowed whatever was going to install itself to come up. If I have another computer, can I use the install disk to put OSX on there or not? If so, can I still use it in case I need a backup load of my computer?

Only if you get a family pack license newer than the installer disk which came with the computer(s) can you install it on multiple computers. Check your license agreement.
You can't use the disks which came with another computer on a second computer. These articles explain more along those lines:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=25517
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=25784
As for backup, I recommend looking at these various procedures:
http://www.macmaps.com/backup.html
Disclaimer: Reference to links I make to my Macmaps.com website are a for your information only type reference. I do not get any profit from this page, and it is open to the public.

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I have CC on my home desktop computer and my school laptop. When I log on either of them, when I am signing in I am told that I need to deactivate from my first two systems in order to use it on the one I am currently using. However, I have only installed CC on two systems. I am worried my account will be suspended for not following the licensing agreement if this continues.

Hi Amandurinorange,
Welcome to Adobe Forum,
Have you reinstalled it on any of your machine? The message that you are getting appears only when you are activating it for the third time.
Either you can deactivate CC from any one of the computer by just launching any CC product, click on Help tab & sign out.
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/activation-deactivation-products.html#de activate-problem
Now you can log out & log back in of the CC desktop app
The error of deactivating it from previous machine should not appear.
Please let us know if it worked.

Installing Logic on 3 computers

Hi everyone.
My situation: I actively use 3 computers. A desktop at home, a desktop at my office and a laptop when I'm (frequently) traveling. The license for Logic allows for installation on 1 desktop and 1 laptop. Other software I use with the same 2-computer license has provisions for people with my situation. Can this be done with Logic?
Obviously, I could UN-install on one of the desktops when I'm about to travel, INSTALL on the laptop, then do the reverse when I return home. But that means HOURS of installation each time. Is there any shortcut for this in the install process?
OR, if I install on three computers (all for my personal use), who would know?
Thanks for any input.

Welcome donko8999
It seems as if you want to be on the right track well here goes as you know L-P is license for one person to have the use on a Desk-top and a Lap-top say Apple.
However i have change several Apple computer over the years and so all i had to do was to install L-P on the newer machines and it works just the same, the only real diffenence is if your on the internet with the same copy of L.P. it will close down or won't even start on the other machime if your on the internet.
However Apple can sell you another license for having another machine if you want.
Fr.BlayZay.

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Your solution of networking a .pst file, while it may have worked for you, sounds like a pretty risky kludge. I wouldn't like to try to recover the file if you get any kind of network error while you're writing to it, for example. Outlook for Mac 2011 will not use a single file (thank goodness!) but a folder/file structure, which allows easier integration with Spotlight and Time Machine, and less risk that a database error will render all your email unreadable (as could happen with Entourage).
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