Apple Logic Express 9 - Manual (Page 989)

Sharing is essentially broken down into two tasks:
• Data Access: Browse your, or other user, data on a local network or a MobileMe account.
• Data Sharing: Share your data over a local network or via a MobileMe account.
You can access data shared on a MobileMe account even when the user who provided
the data is not online.
When data is shared over a local network, the user who provided the data—or more
accurately, the computer (user account) that the shared data originated from—must be
online.
To share your data
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Select the appropriate checkboxes in the Bonjour or MobileMe column.
• Bonjour column: All settings of the enabled type in the corresponding
~/Library/Application Support/Logic folders are shared.
• MobileMe column: All settings of the enabled type on your personal iDisk in
/Public/MusicAudioData are shared.
Note: Your MobileMe URL can be accessed through a web browser, if you want to browse
outside of Logic Express. Typically, this address will take the following form:
http://idisk.mac.com/MOBILEMEUSERNAME/Public/MusicAudioData
To access shared data on the local network
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Select the “Look for shared data on the local network” checkbox.
This will automatically search the local network for the ~/Library/Application Support/Logic
folders of all networked computers.
To create a backup of your personal data on your MobileMe account
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Select the “Backup all my settings on MobileMe” checkbox.
This creates a copy of all of your settings data on MobileMe, as a personal backup solution.
Note: The sharing master can be different from the one used for backups. For example,
you may have a studio computer that is the master for backups, and also use a MacBook
to share (and edit) data while on the road.
Backup (and sharing) via MobileMe uses a simple and straightforward push/pull
concept: data being backed up (or shared) always overwrites the data that exists on the
MobileMe account.
• When you back up to MobileMe for the first time, the computer being used becomes
the master of the MobileMe content.
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