iPhone

If the app was downloaded first to the phone, it will automatically download to your home computer when you sync. Provided your home computer is the one you normally sync to. Your work set-up has me confused and I'm wondering if, in reality, you are synced to your work computer which is why you get the 'erase all' message when you try and sync at home. Or have I...

I'm wondering how you synced the iPhone to your work computer without erasing everything? ...

Since the app was downloaded and installed with the same account as you are using at home, you should be able to connect and sync your iPhone at home, and that app should be copied into your iTunes library... ...

there is no issue at all with the iStat iPhone app. It works beautifully, and is well worth a buck for the monitoring capabilities. ...

Hey, thanks for the reply. Yes, I used the same account that I always use. I thought that it would be clever an would sync via the account rather than the machine....clearly not. Where would I find the .ipa file, and is there anything special to know about moving it to another machine?

It would drive me crazy too. iStat looks like a useful app, too bad it costs $.99 :(

iPhone. It never goes the other way. That's why you can have your iPhone synced with one and only one computer at a time. ...

Good lord that was driving me nuts. I can rest assured now that my iPhone has one and only one identity. ...

I've even gone the drastic route and wiped my iPhone clean, deleted the iStat. ...

Do you have iStat Server installed on your Mac? Maybe that name is stored there (regardless of the present iPhone setup), with the initial setup of iStat Server, and your iPhone's IP address. Have you tried to Reset Authorizations in iStat Server (on your Mac)?