How To Upgrade Chabad Nusach Ari Text to Kehot
With version 4.1 of the iPhone Siddur now being available, a new feature has been unlocked for the Chabad community that prays using the Nusach Ari Siddur. We have worked out a deal with the Kehot Publication Society to have the official, copyrighted Nusach, available in our Siddur.
The upgrade is available directly in the app, using the in-app-purchase technology. It costs $4.99 to upgrade, Apple takes 30% and the rest will go to back to the Chabad community, the Kehot Publication Society.
Here is how to upgrade:
Go to the Nusach Ari text of the Siddur and notice the blue button at the top right that says "Upgrade."
You are then taken to a screen that explains the price and details of the upgrade:
Click "Upgrade" and Apple asks you to confirm (your iTunes account will be charged):
Click "Buy" and then the transaction should go through and you will know you have been upgraded if you see the "upgrade" button turn into a "Kehot.com" button:
That is how you upgrade.
If you find any issues with the upgrade or the text, do let us know.
Published September 21, 2009 by:
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posted by Barry Schwartz on: Feb 8, 2010 12:19pm
It is text, but not sure what you mean about the script.
posted by on: Feb 8, 2010 11:21am
Is the file text or PDF? Im trying to find nusach ari in text so i can switch it to rashi script,... this will ease my goal of learning to read rasshi script
posted by Barry Schwartz on: Jan 20, 2010 11:03am
Just Hebrew right now.
posted by thdpr on: Jan 19, 2010 10:39pm
Is it Heb/Eng? I really need a siddur with both.