Thread: Where is this mysterious "Apple device interface" plug-in
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Old 07-26-2013, 05:59 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by gamcall View Post
Hi,

I'm following the connect to iDevice instructions in this (Devices) forum & one of the first things it says to do is:

"Preferences|Plugins|Device Interface plugins|Apple device interface - click Enable/Disable plugin so that driver is enabled (not grayed out)"

Thing is - there is no "Apple Device interface" plug-in. There is an "Apple iTunes interface" plug-in (which is enabled). "Aha", I think. "I don't have the plug-in installed". So I click on "Get new plug-ins". Maybe it's there....Nope. So - where is this mysterious plug-in I have to enable?

GAM
Not owning a Apple device:
What was the DATE of those instructions?
Calibre moves F.A.S.T.
Those instructions may have become obsolete (MR Mods do not automatically delete/edit older posts. There are folk that a stuck running severely down rev Calibre due to OS or hardware Limits and those instructions may still apply to their version.)
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