i am guessing you mean on the ipod touch/iphone go to settings then store and then you will see the option "sign out" then you will have the option to login.
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iTunes U is a section of the iTunes Store where users can download educational content from many universities.
No, it does not work that way. Your iTunes account can only see what is purchased by users of that account.
The latest version of iTunes is invariably the right version for most users. (See links below)
No, iTunes does not let you change the speed of a song. iTunes will only allow you to play and hold a song, not mix it up or change it. You must have music editing software to change the speed of a song.
As the largest music retailer in the US the iTunes store is demonstrably reliable and trustworthy. The iTunes software was first launched in 2001 and now has millions of users around the world.
not ppossible you need two separate users on the computer
that's made on itunes, plug your iPod to a computer and open itunes,
I would think not as the card is usually linked to a certain account once entered into the system. iTunes can verify.
It's very easy. Go to C:\Users\(your username)\Music\iTunes and rename the file "iTunes Library.itl" to "iTunes Library.OLD" Open iTunes, go to Help --> Check For Update, download & install the most recent upgrade. Once complete it will usually requires a computer restart. If not, you must close iTunes for the next step to work due to "File In Use" issues. Go back to C:\Users\(your username)\Music\iTunes and rename newly-created "iTunes Library.itl" to "iTunes Library.NEW" (or just delete that file). Then rename your old file "iTunes Library.OLD" back to "iTunes Library.itl". When you next open Itunes your old library will be accessable.
Remove iTunes protection and then convert it to MP4.
iTunes will not allow you to directly change the format of the music you purchased from the iTunes store. To change the format you have to burn a disk of your music then import it to another media player.
iTunes has a volume control at the top of the window, just after the Play button, that will change the volume for iTunes without affecting any other sound sources.