OT: i-Tunes question: can you help?

[ArtLady1981]

I'm happy to report:

Transferring the i-Tunes music files via drag-drop right into the external hard drive...WORKED.

I was able to send a couple of Alicia Keyes albums (one was downloaded from my music CD; the other was an i-Tunes electronic purchase) to the thumb drive; then right on into the old XP computer; then right into the new i-Tunes!

I'm listening to Alicia (on the XP laptop) as I'm typing these words from my VISTA laptop.

All's well that ends well.

Thanks for all of your help, EVERYONE!

[etoilechaude]

Yay!!! That does seem like the best option :o) I've been wanting an excuse for an external hard drive for a while now and I think my 13gb of music is the perfect excuse!

[ArtLady1981]

Yay!!! That does seem like the best option :o) I've been wanting an excuse for an external hard drive for a while now and I think my 13gb of music is the perfect excuse!

I have the Maxtor One-Touch 4Plus 500GB. (and a 250GB for the XP laptop) The Maxtor One-Touch is very easy to use. Just push the button...VOILA, done! It backs up in seconds. Especially if you "push the button" daily, or more! I love pushing the button. Power.

[Puddinpop]

That is awesome. I know when I back up my regular files, it says so many CD's, less blank DVD's or even less Blu Ray's. I have the DVD's and it is easier than all of those CD's.

[jjlrdomom]

I download audio books all the time for my i-pod and then I listen to them while I knit. I'm a huge mystery fan! You can get free audiobooks at:
Librivox
Project Gutenberg
Books Should Be Free

I probably should have listed this under "obsessions" cuz I am rather obsessed with listening to, or reading mystery stories! Heh heh!

Amy