Hi,

I have Itunes and have bought tracks from Itunes but have never played
them anywhere else, so might be wrong in what I'm about to say.  I
imagine that you can play the tracks you download from itunes in a
player other than Itunes - Winamp, say.  If that is the case and
you're just looking to play them on a PC and not an Ipod, personally I
wouldn't bother with Itunes.  I have it, but I don't like it; some
people do like it, but even so there is new stuff to learn and if all
you want to do is play tunes personally I wouldn't bother.

Catherine

On 3/30/10, Kathy Szinnyey <joyfulreneg...@insightbb.com> wrote:
> Hey, gang!  Okay, I have resisted long enough and now I know I gotta sign up
> for Itunes if I want to get some of the cool stuff I can't get anywhere
> else.  I'm running Windows XP, use Jaws  8 point something and can use SA to
> go if need be.  I know this has been talked about before, so if anyone would
> like to email me privately so as not to clutter up the list, that's okay,
> too.  Exactly what do I need to do so I can simply play songs I download
> from I-tunes?  I don't care much about the bells and whistles, just want to
> get at some very fine music.  Smiles.  Thanks lots!
>
> Kathy
>
> email: joufulreneg...@insightbb.com
>
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