| From: HARDY, MIKE (ATTCINW) [mailto:mh003v@att.com]
Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 5:45 PM
To: akirkpat@tampabay.rr.com
Cc: SNIDER, DAN M (ATTCINW)
Subject: New Rate Plans
Mr. Kirkpatrick –
As we discussed earlier today, I wanted to let you know what Lines were on each Family Plan – they are as follows:
1400 Minutes A:
813-220-1576 = Patient Courtesy Phone
813-435-8206 = Institute Red Phone (Katie)
813-382-0018 = Manny iphone
813-382-0019 = Reception iphone
1400 Minutes B:
813-995-5511 = Institute Main #
813-600-0358 = Kirkpatrick iphone
813-943-2854 = Maureen iphone
813-390-8690 = Kirkpatrick Red phone
813-751-6286 = Institute Black Phone (Sanela)
Let myself or Dan Snider know if you have anymore questions or concerns.
Thanks!
Mike Hardy
Assistant Store Manager
1000 South Dale Mabry Highway
Tampa, Florida 33629
727.667.3077
January 17, 2010
Purchased 2 more iphones costing each:
$300 iphone with 2 year contract
$80 backup battery
#30 case
TOTAL: $410
- ADDING FREE CALLS TO LIST
You can add 10 free calls to both Plan A and B.
Total free numbers: 20
Need to log in in order to add to free call list
TOTAL charges per month for 9 phones: $331
To log into ATT account:
Wireless.att.com
User Name = akirkpat@tampabay.rr.com
PW= same as “Citrix”
Only one iTune registration is allowed per PC. An additional registration will inactivate the items purchased from iTunes the first registration
Go to iTune support online and make the request to de-register all PCs and then re-register the PCs again with the same email address and password.
To play a purchased item on a sixth computer, you need to deauthorize another one. An iPod doesn't count as a computer.
If you forgot to deauthorize a computer you no longer own, you can deauthorize all your authorized computers at once. You can use this method once a year. Choose Store > View My Account, and then click Deauthorize All. If you don't see this option, it's because you don't have five authorized computers.
Key PCs to register:
1. AFK's PC#23 at home ~ Activated
2. AFK's PC#21 at office ~ Activated "three"
3. Mary's VISTA PC#6 in Coral Gable ~ Activated "Maureen"
4. Room #1 PC#6 "room1"
5. Room #2 PC#4 "room2"
6. Katie PC#12 "Katie"
Moving your iTunes Store purchases to another computer
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QUICK INSTRUCTIONS
Go to "authorized" PC and open iTunes
Select "Store" >>> look for item previously purchased and click "Buy" and then look for the the message: "You already purchased....." and follow instructions to download to the additional authorized PC.
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If you have an iPod or iPhone with iTunes Store purchases on it, you can use it to move your purchases to other authorized computers. You might want to do this if you regularly use more than one computer (at home and at work or school, for example) to buy items from the iTunes Store, and you want all your purchases in both iTunes libraries.
To move store purchases from your iPod or iPhone:
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Make sure the iPod or iPhone has the purchased items you want to transfer.
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Make sure the destination computer (the one you want to transfer items to) is authorized to play iTunes Store purchases (choose Store > Authorize Computer and then click Authorize).
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Connect your iPod or iPhone to the destination computer.
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Do one of the following:
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If the iPod or iPhone is synced with another computer, or is an iPod shuffle: Click Transfer Purchases in the dialog that appears.
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If the iPod or iPhone is set up to manually manage items: Wait for the device to appear in the iTunes window (below Devices), and then choose File > Transfer Purchases From iPod (or iPhone).
Unless the song is an iTunes Plus version, you can play an iTunes Store purchase on up to five authorized computers.
If you sync your iPhone with a different iTunes library, the songs from the previous library will be replaced with songs from the new library
From: iTunes Store [mailto:iTunesStoreSupport@apple.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 04, 2010 11:22 AM
To: akirkpat@tampabay.rr.com
Subject: Re: Video Purchases; Follow-up: 95896250
Dear Anthony,
My name is Richelle and I understand that you would like your employees to be able to sync your purchases to their iPhones. I know how eager you must be to resolve this matter and I assure you that I am committed to assisting you.
Anthony you can transfer your purchases to as many devices as you like, but keep in mind that your device (or your employees device) can only be linked with one iTunes library at a time. If you sync your iPod or iPhone with a different iTunes library, the songs from the previous library will be replaced with songs from the new library.
If you'd like to learn more, here's a link to an article on the Apple website that goes into a little more detail about transferring items from iTunes to your device:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1351
If you'd rather watch a video, this one is very helpful:
http://www.apple.com/itunes/tutorials/#video-syncipod
I hope I have proven to be of assistance to you in regards to this matter today. If you have any questions or concerns regarding this issue, please feel free to respond to this email and I will be happy to provide further assistance.
Thank you for being a valued iTunes Store customer. Your loyalty and patronage is greatly appreciated. I hope you have a wonderful day Anthony.
Sincerely,
Richelle
iTunes Store Customer Support
Link to video on how to convert iphone voice memo to MP3 for publication using CONTRIBUTE --- CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE FOR SAMPLE VOICE MESSAGE AS EDITABLE MP3 CREATED FROM A VOICE MEMO ON MY IPHONE
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