Questions about two accounts on ipad

My workplace was very smart in purchasing iPads for the employees use. They built an iTunes account and set all the iPads up with the same apps. I'm an apple products user and have an iPod Touch and IPhone 4. So, I added my iTunes account to the iPad and downloaded my apps to use.
I need to update several apps that were downloaded under their iTunes account. My Question is, Can I sign out of my iTunes account, Sign into their's (yes, I have the password), and update their apps without all my apps downloading to their account? I'd like to avoid that headacke if possible! Then I will again return to my iTunes account.
Thank you for your help!

You should be prompted to enter the password to that account when going into the Updates tab, you shouldn't need to log in and out of accounts.

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Hi There, someone seems to have gotten into my personal information somehow and I'm trying to figure out to what extent.
I have changed passwords on everything from iTunes and email accounts and I was just going through online accounts. I was resetting my password on Acklands grander and I was posed with a question:
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The myemail account is my account. What is this message about "Madness"?
The browser I was using is Firefox and I certainly have never used that name in any way.
Is this a hidden account on my computer, firefox, or the Acklands Granger Website?
I could find no other evidence of this acccount anywhere I looked apart from that message.
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hello alex, this is certainly no hidden account by firefox but other than that i'm afraid we at the support for mozilla's firefox browser won't be able to help you any further with this question. please contact the webiste where you've tried to reset your password to inquire more about the account they have displayed during the procedure.
<br>thank you for your understanding!

HT204088 i have questions about my account im being billed by I-Tunes since Januaray 2014 and i have cancelled all my appssince the begining of the year 2014 i have only one app open and i havent played it yet i need the billing to stop and an adjustment

I have a question about my bill, im being billed on a steady basis and im not using my aaps on my itune account
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We are fellow users here on these user-to-user forums, you're not talking to iTunes Support nor Apple.
What do you mean 'cancelled all my apps' ?
Have you got any auto-renewing subscriptions ? There are instructions on this page for managing and stopping them : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4098
Or does anybody else have access to your account and/or devices and may have made those purchases ? If nobody else has, and if they aren't auto-renewing subscriptions that you hadn't stopped, then you can try contacting iTunes Support : http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact/

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To Contact iTunes Customer Service and request assistance
Use this Link > Apple Support iTunes Store Contact

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I'm open to any other options/approaches/suggestions to adding iPad retina support that would allow me to address the performance issues on iPad retina and still allow my app to get approved by Apple. I'm just a little bit confused on what constitutes an app having "iPad Retina" support. Does the app just need to be compiled with a newer version of the iOS SDK to get through the approval process, or does this mean something else?
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Seems like you have two options, if you are already scaling stuff down after launching at a higher res why not make it an option. Have a setting for "High Resolution" and one for "High Performance" the difference would is one would run in Retina mode and one would run in standard mode so users with iPad4 and iPhone5 could probably use the High Res but iphone 4 users can switch to the High Performance setting.
The way I have dealt with it is design everything to a 1024 width and 640 height, this is standard Kindle Fire resolution but almost all devices crop the app in a way where all the key features fit on screen, I just had an app approved 2 days ago by Apple using this technique so basically I am running 1024 graphics on the retina screen, they look great (we are only humans and we can't make out every pixel despite what Apple thinks) and the performance is nice as well. I think they worry about apps being stretched for some reason when apple ups a 1024 app to a retina width using their software it looks horrible but if it is done by the developer it looks great. Download a non retina app and try it on a retina iPad or export your app for Standard resolution and check it out vs exporting for high.
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Michael,
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Erin28 wrote:
I have several accounts on my credit report that were paid off, they ARE showing $0 balance...and they do have lates. My question is, is it correct for the payment status to show "LATE" instead of paid? I use credit check total...this is what it says...Payment StatusLatePayment Status Detailsnot more than three payments past dueThis was an auto loan that has been paid off for two years. Just wondering if this is how it should be reporting? I have several accounts reporting like this. This is fine, each late will drop at the 7 year mark until its totally a postive account. You can start a GW letter campaign asking for removal of the lates. http://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/Rebuilding-Your-Credit/GW-letter-Q-amp-A-Examples-and-GW-Success-Stories/td-p/1573680

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*****Sorry for the waste of space and time. I finally found an article saying that it cannot be done. Apps stay in the name they were downloaded with.*****
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You should be prompted to enter the password to that account when going into the Updates tab, you shouldn't need to log in and out of accounts.

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roam wrote:
Is deleting an user account like formatting it?
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