Does the paid version work as before on the iphone or is it only when you
try it on the ipad that it "changes".
Maybe the developer changed the app since you had it before. It does happen.
Sometimes an app isn't even available any more. The app you bought is still
available -- just not in the (older?) form you got originally.
A good reason to keep old versions around in backups.
It's a kludge but doable to put an older version on a device; whether or not
that messes up other stuff I don't know -- I've only done it w/ an app that
I needed old-version on old-device.
bj
-----Original Message-----
From: Twenty Pearls
Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2012 11:56 PM
To: iPad@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [iPad] Re: Apps question
Thanks for the lengthy explanation, but again I wasn't complaining about how
it is, just simply making a statement.
As I am attempting, rather inadequately, to express that even downloading
the paid for iPhone version to the iPad (using 2x zoom) still made it an ad
supported version. How else can I say it? Reread what I wrote before you
reply... Let me type it again. Even downloading the paid for iPhone
version to the iPad, still yielded an ad supported version. So why not just
pay for the iPad version at that point. I will say this is the only app of
my more than 300 at that time which didn't transfer over.
Again, not complaining, just stating simply that not all paid for apps
transfer. Now I have to find my email from the developer which at the time
confirmed exactly what I am saying. Now it might not happen this way now,
but this is EXACTLY what happened.
