[rsagona1]

Ladies and gentlemen,
My mom was given 8 iPads for her work. Each iPad has to have the same apps installed on them. Instead of installing and purchasing them 8 different times separately, can she download them to a computer and sync each one?

She doesn't have the iPad here right now so I can't test.

I'm clueless with these iPads.


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[certifiedfunds]

Originally Posted by rsagona1

Ladies and gentlemen,
My mom was given 8 iPads for her work. Each iPad has to have the same apps installed on them. Instead of installing and purchasing them 8 different times separately, can she download them to a computer and sync each one?

She doesn't have the iPad here right now so I can't test.

I'm clueless with these iPads.


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Is mom an octopus?

[G29Reload]

I think most paid apps they let you go 5x, the free apps of which there are many should be able to propagate to all of them.

Good chance if they're all sync'd from the same computer they may let you load all.

[boomhower]

She or you is going to have to do some reading of EULA's. I'm guessing that the option to install on more than one tablet is only for consumer use and not business use for most apps.

If she can get her company to spend some money it will make her life a heck of a lot easier as well to get a multi dock.

Example

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[edcrosbys]

Make a company itunes account. Have all devices registered on the one company account. Sync them all with the same computer and select the option to install all available apps.

[edcrosbys]

Originally Posted by G29Reload

I think most paid apps they let you go 5x,

I believe this is the number of computers that can link with the same itunes account. Not iOS devices (they are unlimited).


**edit**

Looks like they changed this last year. From what I read online, it's 10 total devices per itunes account (computers + iOS). It would still work for the OP.