There is a checkbox for automatic sync when connected in iTunes. Don't all ow it to auto sync.
Then you will also find an option under File that says Transfer purchases from iPhone or something like that. Try that and see if it forces the apps from the iPhone to the mac.
Roger
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On Oct 3, 2010, at 3:05 AM, J GH <j_YahooReg200510@ordinary.com> wrote:
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> Sorry to say we could not save Anne's drive on her MBP 13, so Apple replaced it and now a glitch has arisen.
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> When we try to synch her iPhone with the now newly installed and bare iTunes, it threatens to erase all her apps on the phone if she allows them to be synched. Obviously it is prioritizing the MBP stash of nothing more than the iPhone's actual apps. Seems really dumb!
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> Does anyone know how to get around this and copy her apps to iTunes on the new MBP drive so it won't try to "replace them with nothing"?
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> Must be something simple I have not found or don't recall.
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> Mighty thankful for any help our list can render,
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> JH
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