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Hi
Simple Newbie question. If I have MobileSheets on multiple devices, do I pay separately for each one? I'd like to be able to run it on a tablet (for playing) a laptop (for loading, annotating etc.) my phone (for convenience) and maybe even my kindle (cos I've just found out I can!).
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If you purchase MobileSheets through one of the major app stores (Google Play, Microsoft Store, Apple App Store), then you can install that version on each device you own running the same platform (Android, Windows, iPadOS). This is only for personal use however (i.e. groups should be purchasing licenses through my FastSpring store so that each individual user is licensed). If you want to install it on an Android tablet and a laptop, for instance, then you would need to purchase twice (once through Google Play, and once through the Microsoft Store).
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Aha! That makes sense - I couldn't get my mind round the idea that one (Android) license would cover my phone, tablet and Kindle, but I'd need another (Windows) license if I wanted to run it on my laptop. Many thanks.
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I'm licensed for both iOS and Windows, and MobileSheets works great on both. Moving songs and set lists between platforms works and shows no issues. Sharing songs and set lists with people who I play music with, whether they use an iPad or a Surface Pro, also works and shows no issues.
I run MobileSheets on an iPad, but I don't think it is available for iPhone. When I search the App Store on my iPhone, it is not listed. And, for me, that's ok.
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The iPhone version is coming soon though, so you won't have to wait too much longer for that.
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01-15-2025, 09:48 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-15-2025, 09:48 PM by Vezinho.)
Hello,
Just to be certain, i would like to know that particular situation:
Will, one license purshased on microsoft store will be enough for me to use that one license on two or three windows pc ? (as soon as i stay with my own account for sure)
I already have the paid version for iOS but i would like to also use the windows version.
Thanks by advance for your answers !!
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If it's just for personal use, then yes, a single purchase through the Microsoft Store will be sufficient.
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(01-16-2025, 05:31 AM)Zubersoft Wrote: If it's just for personal use, then yes, a single purchase through the Microsoft Store will be sufficient.
Mike
Hello Mike,
Thanks a lot for your rapid answer !
That's great !!!
Have a good day !!
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(09-29-2023, 09:05 AM)Zubersoft Wrote: If you purchase MobileSheets through one of the major app stores (Google Play, Microsoft Store, Apple App Store), then you can install that version on each device you own running the same platform (Android, Windows, iPadOS). This is only for personal use however ...
I was wondering the same thing and reading your post I now installed MS on my Samsung phone also, having purchased it for my Android tablet recently.
So how do I proceed? I assume clicking Connect tablets on the phone version, but am lost there already...
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01-31-2026, 11:56 AM
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What are you trying to do exactly catch22? I'll walk you through it once I know that.
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01-31-2026, 12:09 PM
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I was hoping to see my libraries show up in the newly downloaded MS on my phone, so I can use the app as a practice tool anytime anywhere, as long as I have the phone on me.
But the phone has no songs at all, just empty libraries.
EDIT: I watched this video https://youtu.be/85EzubSZsZ8?si=CMrQxgBkq_0aOG3y and see that it explained exactly what I was looking for - thus, solved :-)
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Yes, that is one option, or you can watch this video which covers all the different ways to move libraries between devices: https://youtu.be/SPLhDxxBstg
Mike
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