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1. Where can I purchase Logic Pro X?

   Logic Pro X is available on the Mac App Store. 

2. What are the system requirements for Logic Pro X?

   See the Technical specifications and system requirements for Logic Pro X.

3. What's new in Logic Pro X?

   View What's new in Logic Pro X to learn about the new features, or view the Logic Pro X release notes for detailed information on the latest update.

4. Is a trial version of Logic Pro X available?

   There is no trial version of Logic Pro X.

5. Is Logic Pro X available as a downloadable product?

   Logic Pro X is available for download on the Mac App Store.
    
6. Is there a special priced update version available for pre-existing Logic users?

   Logic Pro X is available as a single version for all customers. 

7. On how many computers can I install Logic Pro X?

   View iTunes Store Terms and Conditions for detailed information.

8. How do I purchase a Volume License for Logic Pro X?

   Locate the appropriate sales contact number for your organization at http://www.apple.com/contact/ 

9. What documentation is available for Logic Pro X?

   To access the Logic Pro X User Manuals online, visit http://help.apple.com/logicpro

10. What audio interfaces not made by Apple ("third-party") are qualified for use with Logic Pro X?

    Most audio interfaces that are compatible with OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.4 or later will work with Logic Pro X. If the device requires a driver to function in OS X, make sure an up-to-date driver is included with the device or that one is available from the manufacturer.

11. What technical support options are available for Logic Pro X?

    View Logic Pro X Support Resources and Professional Video and Audio Support for detailed information.

12. Where can I submit product feedback on Logic Pro X?

    http://www.apple.com/feedback/

13. Can I open older Logic projects in Logic Pro X?
     
    Logic Pro X can open projects from Logic 5 or newer.
     
14. Will my previous version of Logic get overwritten by the new version?

    Your previous version of Logic will not be affected by instaling Logic Pro X.

Enabling AirPlay from iTunes on your computer

To use AirPlay Mirroring, you will need the following:

• iTunes 10.2 or later
• Apple TV (2nd or 3rd generation)
• AirPort Express
• Wi-Fi (802.11a/g/n) network

To stream music or videos from your computer to an Apple TV or AirPort Express:

1. Connect your computer and Apple TV to the same Wi-Fi network.
2. Open iTunes.
3. Locate and click the icon to the left of the iTunes LCD window.
4. Select your Apple TV, AirPort Express, or AirPlay-enabled speakers or receivers from the list of available devices that appears and begin playback.

Note: The images of a TV screen or speaker next to each AirPlay device in the AirPlay menu indicate the type of media content you can stream to that device.

With the Tap to Click feature on Magic Trackpad, a single tap or double-tap of your finger can act as a click or double-click, without having to physically press on the trackpad.

To enable this feature for your user account, follow these steps:

1. Make sure your Magic Trackpad is paired, turned on, and connected to your Mac.
2. Choose System Preferences from the Apple () menu.
3. Choose Trackpad from the View menu.
4. Under "One Finger", enable the option for Tap to Click.

Even with the Tap to Click option enabled, you can still press to click your Magic Trackpad.

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To purchase and download from the iTunes Store, you'll need to have an Apple ID. If you have used other Apple services such as iCloud, the Mac App Store, or have purchased from the Apple Online Store, you can sign in to the iTunes Store using the same Apple ID. If you don't have an Apple ID, you will need to create one before you can begin using the iTunes Store. 

Creating an Apple ID on a computer

1. Open iTunes. If you do not have iTunes, you can download iTunes here.
2. From the Store menu, choose Create Apple ID. Click Continue on the resulting screen.
3. To proceed, you'll need to agree to the Terms and Conditions. Once you've read and agreed to the Terms and Conditions, click the checkbox next to "I have read and agree to these terms and conditions."
4. Click Agree. 
5. Complete the form to create your free Apple ID (which is what you will use to log in to the iTunes Store).
6. The form includes security questions for your protection, and asks for an optional rescue email address. Providing a rescue email is recommended. Learn more about the rescue email address.
7. Once you've filled out the form, click Continue.
8. If you receive a warning that the email address you entered is already associated with an Apple ID, follow these instructions about using an existing Apple ID instead.
9. Provide a valid payment method and billing address. You will not be charged until you make a purchase.
10. Once you've provided all the required billing information, click Continue.
11. You will need to verify your email address. Check your email for a verification email from Apple.
12. In the verification email you receive from Apple, click the Verify Now link.
13. You'll be taken to the Apple ID page to verify your email address.
14. Enter your email address and the password you used to create your Apple ID. Then, click Verify Address.

Creating an Apple ID on an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch

1. From the Home Screen, tap Settings, and then tap iTunes & App Stores.
2. If an Apple ID is already signed in, tap the Apple ID name, and then tap Sign Out.
3. Tap Create New Apple ID.
4. Choose the appropriate store by tapping Store, and select the country in which you are located. Tap Done to confirm your selection, and then tap Next to proceed to the next screen.
5. The next screen will display the iTunes Store Terms and Conditions. You can opt to have the Terms and Conditions emailed to you for easier reading by tapping Send by Email. To do this, enter your valid email address, and then tap Send.
6. To agree to the Terms and Conditions, tap the Agree button which is located on the bottom-right of the page. Tap Agree again when the confirmation appears.
7. Once you've agreed to the terms and conditions, you'll need to enter an email address, password, and choose three security questions and provide answers to them.
8. The email address you provide will be your new Apple ID (which is what you will use to log in to the iTunes Store). Enter your email address, and then tap Next.
9. You can also enter an optional rescue email address. Providing a rescue email address is recommended. Learn more about the rescue email address.
10. The email address you provide will be your new Apple ID (which is what you will use to log in to the iTunes Store). Enter your email address, and then tap Next.

    Tip: If you are trying to create an account using an existing Apple ID, like your iCloud email address, you will receive a prompt telling you that your email address is already an Apple ID. Simply tap Continue, and then tap Use Existing Account on the following screen. 
     

11. Next, you'll be required to enter your billing information. To choose a different Credit Card type, tap one of the available options, and then tap Done. You will not be charged until you make a purchase. 
12. Once you've filled out all of the fields for your billing information, tap Next.
13. You'll then see a screen that says Verify Your Account.
14. Tap Done, and check your email for a verification email from Apple. If you need to set up email on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, see iOS: Setting up an email account.
15. Open the email, and tap the Verify Now link enclosed in the email to activate your account.
16. You'll be taken to a secure page to enter your Apple ID and password to complete your account verification. 
17. Once you've entered your email address and password, tap Verify Address.



To modify or change your account information, such as Apple ID, payment information, or billing address, tap your account name located at the bottom of the page once you are signed in to the iTunes Store. When prompted, tap View Account. 

Notes:

• You may be asked to enter your account password again for verification.
• To sign out of your iTunes Store account, simply tap your account name at the bottom of the page in the App Store or iTunes Store.

Apple Configurator 1.4 uses an improved database with a new format. When you open Apple Configurator 1.4 for the first time, your current database is migrated to the new database and a backup copy of your old database is moved to the Previous Data folder:

~/Library/Containers/com.apple.configurator/Data/Library/Application/Support/com.apple.configurator/Previous Data/

Note: The Previous Data folder also contains a Resources folder, which includes apps, device backups, user backups, documents, and IPSWs. Before migration, Apple Configurator moves backup copies of certain resources to this folder. If you discover that resources are missing from your upgraded database, look for them in the Resources folder.

If migration is successful, you can safely delete all storedata files in the Previous Data folder. Apple Configurator 1.4 will not use them again.

Apple Configurator 1.4 is a recommended update for all Apple Configurator users. This update is available from the Updates tab of the Mac App Store. It requires OS X Mountain Lion and iTunes 11.1 or later.

What's new in Configurator 1.4

• Support for new iOS 7 features and restrictions, including:
  
  • Allow modifying account settings
  • Allow AirDrop
  • Allow connecting supervised devices to any Mac
  • Configure Web Content Filter
  • Configure AirPlay mirroring destinations and passwords
  • Configure AirPrint printers
  • Configure Managed Open In
  • Allow Control Center or Notification Center on lock screen
  • Configure Limit Ad Tracking setting
  • Install fonts
• A new Setup tab in Prepare, which provides options such as:
  • Enroll multiple unsupervised devices in MDM without tapping each device
  • Complete setup assistant and enroll Apple TV in MDM without using the remote
• Improved UI for installing a single profile on unsupervised devices.
• Addresses an issue that could cause one redemption code to be lost when importing a Volume Purchase Plan spreadsheet.
• A new "Allow devices to connect to other Macs" option that allows supervised devices to sync photos and videos with other Macs.

Note: In order to apply the "Allow devices to connect to other Macs" option to a previously-supervised device, you must unsupervise it and then supervise it again.