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4.
Position your mouse pointer over the app you wish to remove and
click the X button. Or, in the list, click the checkbox to the left so that
it is not marked.
5.
Click the Apply button to pass the changes along to the iPad. iTunes
asks you to confirm that you want to remove the app, and if you click
Yes, the iPad is synced.
Apps you've downloaded can be loaded onto any other iPad, iPhone, or
iPod touch that you sync with your computer. But what you may not
know is that you can share apps with up to five other computers (includ-
ing friends' computers) using the Home Sharing feature of iTunes.
For example, let's say I want to play a game of Scrabble for iPad with my
wife. I've purchased the app, but she doesn't want to buy a new copy
because she may not want to play it often. Here's how to get the app
onto another device.
1.
Make sure your friend's computer is on the same local network as
your computer.
2.
Enable Home Sharing in both computers by choosing Advanced > Turn
On Home Sharing (if it's not already active).
3.
Enter your iTunes account name (the email address you use for
purchasing things from the iTunes Store) and password, and then
click the Create Home Share button. Be sure to use the same account
(yours, since you are sending the app) on both computers.
4.
If iTunes asks to authorize the computer, click Yes. On your friend's
computer, the name of your iTunes library appears in the sidebar.
