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Hello @time2fly!
If you want to move iTunes music to a new computer these are the steps to follow:
1. Go to your iTunes Music folder on your computer
For Windows: Go to Documents & setting; put your username; go to My Documents,My Music, iTunes and iTunes Music
For Mac: to to your home folder, Music, iTunes and iTunes Music
2. Copy the entire folder to a CD or DVD or flash drive. You can zip it and email it if you only have a song or two but if it is more than that it would too large.
3. For your new computer, insert the CD, DVD or flash drive.
4. Open iTunes
5. Choose File, Add to Library
6. Choose the iTunes Music folder in your recordable media in the dialog box
7. Wait for a few minute for all the files to finish importing
8. You are finished and have just successfully transferred iTunes music to your new computer.
source:
http://hubpages.com/hub/move-iTunes-songs
If you want to move iTunes music to a new computer these are the steps to follow:
1. Go to your iTunes Music folder on your computer
For Windows: Go to Documents & setting; put your username; go to My Documents,My Music, iTunes and iTunes Music
For Mac: to to your home folder, Music, iTunes and iTunes Music
2. Copy the entire folder to a CD or DVD or flash drive. You can zip it and email it if you only have a song or two but if it is more than that it would too large.
3. For your new computer, insert the CD, DVD or flash drive.
4. Open iTunes
5. Choose File, Add to Library
6. Choose the iTunes Music folder in your recordable media in the dialog box
7. Wait for a few minute for all the files to finish importing
8. You are finished and have just successfully transferred iTunes music to your new computer.
source:
http://hubpages.com/hub/move-iTunes-songs
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