Sharing my library: Is that true?
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I realize this may not work for everyone, but I have 2 daughters and we all three share the same i-tunes library on our desktop computer at home (which is backed up to an external hard drive for extra storage). We set up folders for each of us (Mom-workout, Mom-Old Jams, S-Country, S-Old Stuff, V-Disney, etc) and selected the "manual sync" option on our Ipods. You can have several Ipods on a library so it's really easy.... Then, we can drag and drop the songs from our library onto our individual play lists as we choose. When you plug in your Ipod, you select the playlists you want to sync only. It's pretty simple and convenient for us. AND, we are not purchasing duplicates or uploading CD's multiple times. Good Luck!
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Yes you can store multiple libraries. My boyfriend has his won DVD and video game library and I have my own DVD Collection and all three our separate.
180311
Yes. I just bought one and borrowed books from the Public Library and transferred without any problems. Great sound.
722868
Yes. It can be set up a number of ways, but anything that can see it on the network (much like a network printer can be seen) can use it. It starts off with Public Shares that everyone can see. Then, if you want, you can setup a User or two and keep those separate - meaning that those separate User Shares can only be seen by the people with the correct login. The interface is quite simple to use and the software walks you through the process.
2136682
If you want your library synced you have to be connected to Internet through wifi. However you can always side load files if you are okay with reading offline, i.e. Transfer those ePub files through PC/Mac
505741
Yes. I have tested this. It may take a while to pull the table of contents if you have a lot of movies on the drive.
541588
It is compatible with Netlibrary. Make sure you can play the audio file on your computer before you transfer the audio though. Netlibrary waits to send you the license file until after you try to play it.
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If you mean on the same computer, then no. You can have 2 copies and play over the internet with more that 2 people though.
645741
You need a license for each computer but you can share the database among all.
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You can set up shares using several protocols like CIFS, NFS, and FTP - even all at the same time for one share. No software required on the end-user machine. You don't even need to use the provided disk to set it up as long as you can look up what IP it grabs from DHCP.
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https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B0_cG9ijlwdMcnhxcHhUc3JEUEk/edit?usp=sharing&pli;=1 There you go my Amazon Friend.
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Yes. But its a lot of data and it takes a while to copy to the local drives.
671654
Sure, it's based on Linux, so it can use CIFS/NFS for sharing. I'm not as familiar with the Mac side of the aisle, but I can't imagine it not working for that, too -- it's just network-attached storage...
822977
Hi. I don't really know since I didn't try to share the file. I would assume yes. Sorry Lorenzo.
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Yes you can install quick books on both of your computers. You will have to restore your information from your business machine to your home machine so they are identical.Ron
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you can copy files, I don't know if that's the sort of duplication you're looking for.
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I've got this in a mixed environment with no issues as long as the file type is supported by the respective OS/Applications on the machine in question.