You’re not the only one who’s had questions about this.
As many devices as you’d like, so long as they all use the same AppleID. Your AppleID is tied to your subscription.
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Getting Read-Only Mode when you install Highland Pro on a new device? Click Restore Purchases.
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Highland Pro doesn’t save any of your work directly to the app. Your files are saved to whatever folder you choose on your hard drive or in iCloud.
When first setting up Highland, it helps to create a folder in iCloud to save your work in. That gives you one central location that all your devices can access (and so you know where to look if there’s any question about where a file is).
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Highland Pro doesn’t run any checks of its own to maintain sync among devices. Your experience depends on what cloud service you use.
Everything you write in Highland is saved where you put it, either on your device or in iCloud. We do not have access to what you write in any way, so there are no copies stored on any of our servers.
However, Mac users can (and should) use Highland’s Backup to save a copies of the files you’re working on.
On the Mac, if you have Time Machine turned on, all the same standard backup and version tools work with .highland files.
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Go to Highland Pro > Settings > Backups. Here you can set what folder backups should be stored in, how frequently you want Highland Pro to save a backup copy of your current work in progress, and whether you want it saved as a .highland file, a plain text copy, or both.
We recommend having at least one copy of your files (either the originals or the backups) in a cloud-connected folder. Should something happen to your device, you’ll still be able to access your files.
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