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Originally Posted by gbeal
Stumbled onto this and am keen to get it going.
Being an app, does this mean I can install it on my MacBook Air, as well as my iMac desktop, or do I buy two "licenses"?
I had a similar question with FaceTime, I have it on the iMac, but can't find how/where to grab it for the MacBook Air. It's the bee's knees on the iPhone.
Gary
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Hi Gary - long time no speak!
Once license does your entire household. You download once, copy and store the installer located in the applications folder somewhere after quitting it as it automatically starts. It's 3.7Gb. From there, either copy it to the second machine's applications folder as well. Fire it up on both and go have a coffee.
FaceTime is included in the install - or at least it was on mine.
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Originally Posted by Octane
Seems I'm not alone on this issue. Posts are slowly making their way to forums about people having issues with battery depletion on MacBook Pro's. MacBook Air's are fine, though.
I had nothing except Safari running IceInSpace and a photography discussion forum.
Not happy at all.
H
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LOL
That's not like you! Yes, it sat there for a few hours indexing my 800Gb-worth of data on my machine. All good now I take it?