| Hi Mike,
Supervision is certainly recommended for district owned iOS devices. Using Supervise mode and creating device groups is the best way to apply most configurations.
When you import a free app, that version will always remain free to devices supervised by that Configurator workstation. If the app is free, and you download it, but do not import it into Configurator until the developer makes the app paid again, you will need to use VPP codes. So import free apps as soon as you get them!
That's how this works right now, so it sounds like you will need to use the VPP to purchase app codes for the app in the situation you describe.
-Mike
----------- ----- - - - - Michael T. Scott Apple, Inc. Systems Engineer, K12 Education - Colorado (720) 346-3871
On Oct 12, 2012, at 11:23 AM, Mike Marus < email@hidden> wrote: I was in the process of setting up Configurator and wanted to use Supervised mode. I have gotten a lot of free apps and some that are free for a period of time. When I brought them into Configurator it asked for the purchase codes. I don't have purchase codes that were free for a brief period of time.
What is the best method to set up my iPads with this in mind?
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