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This is not Apple's fault. Both the iOS 9 and Watch OS installation notes clearly state that downgrading is not supported.DO NOT INSTALL BETAS ON DEVICES YOU NEED FOR DAILY USE. At least not for several iterations until they are stable enough to suit you (monitor forums for feedback).

I found this sentence-----------------------------------Multiple iTunes Connect AccountsIf you already have an iTunes Connect account for distributing another media type besides apps (music, TV, movies, or books) or for participating in the Volume Purchase Program, the same Apple ID cannot be used to manage apps. When you enroll in the Apple Developer Program, you'll need to use a different Apple ID.----------------------------------If ever distributing iBooks, cannot use same Apple ID to manage apps.Over the year before, I ever test to distribute iBooks and now I'm not.Now, I go wrong because I'm use same Apple ID where ever use to distribute iBooks to enroll Apple Developer and paid and already receive approve email.Please advice me, if have the way to switch iTunes Connect from iBooks into Apple Developer for distribute Apps.Or I must use difference Apple ID to enroll and paid again.Please help to tell the best solution for me.Thank yo

I noticed that Unibox is having some serious rendering issues in the email view pane... but otherwise seems okay.BTW - Anyone else see that Apple's own Facetime is busted? (cannot make/recieve calls)---------------------------------Unibox: not fully workingFacetime: won't make calls in/out

watchOS 2 requires iOS 9. You will either need to live without that watch until release, or live with beta software on those devices.As stated in http://adcdownload.apple.com/Documentation/Beta_Software_Installation_Guides/watchOS_beta_Software_Installation_Guide.pdf: Pre-release software is intended only for installation on development devices registered with your Apple Developer Program membership.and: Devices updated to watchOS beta may not be restored to earlier versions of watchOS.and: watchOS 2 beta supports iPhone 5, 5c, 5s, 6, or 6 Plus running iOS 9 beta

Hi MuM,I have a similar issue with dynamically sized cells in a NSTableView which I need addressed.I may be wrong but I believe you may have to implement -tableView:heightOfRow: to return the appropriate height of the row in your table.If there is any more interest in this post, I'd like to know how to setup a view-based NSTableView which includes a textField that grows in height as the wrapped text goes to the next line and shrinks when the user deletes lines of that textField. An example of the functionality that I am looking for is something similar (but within a table) to how the textfield works in Apple's Messages.Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Version 4.1.51 (15S2126s) is Server 5.0 Beta 1Not the first time Apple have done a beta version where the version number on the application shows as if it was a newer version of the previous version. They are not big on having version numbers show as 5.0b1.

I find that using the Map app on watch seems to help. It forces watch to get GPS from phone, then location things begin to work.

Which version of the GPL license is that framework licensed under? Is it the one where the distribution license requires that you are required to distribute the source code for your application, and that the Free Software Foundation has stated is incompatible with how the App Store works?If Apple has a statement prohibiting that software, it is in part because you can't (without violating the terms of that version of the GPL) legally ask them to distribute that software.From one of the discussions of GPL v2:Section 6 of GPLv2 says: Each time you redistribute the Program (or any work based on the Program), the recipient automatically receives a license from the original licensor to copy, distribute or modify the Program subject to these terms and conditions. You may not impose any further restrictions on the recipients' exercise of the rights granted herein.When the App Store terms prohibit commercial use, general distribution, and modification, these are exactly the kinds of further restrictions that

This is obvious now, but historically its been easy to downgrade the iPhone from beta releases despite the same dire warning from Apple. It was not obvious that this time the warning needed to be taken seriously after years of false threats.