Why does purchasing a child's song require 9 separate steps?

Question

My daughter just wanted to buy 12 songs on iTunes.  We have family sharing and child accounts set up.  For each song I had to do the following 9 steps:
(On itunes) Click on the price
Enter childs iTunes password
Confirm desire to buy
Ask for permission
(On my phone) - Click Approve
Enter password
(On itunes again) - Click on price
Enter childs iTunes password
Confirm desire to buy
Why doesn't the song start downloading once permission has given?  Why does the child's password need to be entered multiple times for a single session?   Surely there must be an easier way?

Answer 1

Hi Cynthia
When you look in RoboHelp at the Single Source Layouts pod, think of it in much the same way as you would think of a Recipe Box in your kitchen. Inside the recipe box are often recipe cards that hold the settings for each dish you might create. So each of the items inside the Single Source Layouts pod is equivalent to a recipe card. The card contains all the settings that govern how that specific output is created.
As you work your way through the different areas of the settings, one is typically labeled Navigation. And in this area is a setting labeled Optimize Speed For.
The setting here determines whether the navigation elements are spllit into smaller chunks or left in a larger file. Try ensuring the option here is set for Local PC or Intranet.
Give that a try and see if it helps... Rick
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