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Hi
We have serval volume licenses of final cut pro x and I need to set it up so that every user (coming of windows AD) has the correct rights to use it on serval machines.
This would be easy if we had a DMG, but we was never supplied one and used to apps store to get the files.
Is there a DMG that we can use to setup on the machines?
Thanks
Mac OS X (10.6.7)
I don't know the situation with Volume Licences and the legality but you can simply copy the FCP X app to all your computers.
The issue that we have at the moment is that its easy enough to install it for one user per machine using the apps store but there will be multiple users (not at the same time) per machine. The way that the apps store installs programs it changes the permission to only allow the one user to use it.
Are you sure that a new user can't login and use it?
I haven't tried it myself but I would have thought anyone logging in would be able to use it.
Control click the app and select Get Info.
In the window that opens look at Sharing & Permissions at the bottom.
Change everyone to Read & Write
read this Apple document and check by phoning the Apple sales team in your country you have the correct resources to do what you want:
Volume Licensing Setup
