Thanks again! Information is well appreciated
Sheuli
On Feb 18, 2012, at 10:14 PM, "Piper" <pcdoc_99@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > > You set iTunes to NOT sync a device automatically when it is connected.
> > > When the device IS connected, you pick and choose in iTunes what you want to sync with whichever device is connected.
> > >
> > > This is actually my norm: iPhone (first 3G, then 3GS, then 4, now 4S) and iPad (1) both sync'd to the same account on the same Macbook Pro. Audio podcasts go on the iPhone; video podcasts go on the iPad; music is on the iPhone; movies are on the iPad; some Apps are on both, some are only on the iPhone, some are only on the iPad.
> > >
> >
> Even easier:
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> You can allow iTunes to "Sync when device is connected". iTunes will treat each iDevice on it's own.
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> We ( my wife, iP4 & I, iP4s ) use the same iTunes, same ID, same PC and auto sync both devices. You tell iTunes what to sync to each device and it does JUST that each and every time you sync. You pick which apps, which play list, etc for each iDevice.
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> There is no need to manually do that each time you sync an iDevice.
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