iTunes

Okay, we're going to uninstall both iTunes and Apple Application Suppport this time. When we reinstall iTunes, that should reinstall Apple Application Support as well. We'll take a few additional explicit precautions along the way too. Best to print these instructions out, because at one stage of proceedings you won't be able to use a web browser.

When navigating through your library in iTunes, select the song you wish to remove and press your keyboard's "Delete" key, or right click it and click "Delete." It will ask you to remove it from your library or from your computer entirely; The former case will allow you to keep your song but not have it accessible in your iTunes library until you choose to import it again, and the latter case will erase it completely.

If you want to remove a song that is already removed from your library but want to permanently erase it, find your iTunes music folder (Often in your unique user folder, under "My Music" or "Music") and find the folder with the song's artist's name as it's title. Go inside and manually delete the song you'd like to remove.

Two songs! There are some really cool apps for .99 cent that you can get too. or maybe an ever more awesome app for 1.99. I don't think tax is applied at the itunes store.

no itunes does not have a subscription service, although you have to provide a credit car and # when you sign up. itunes is a "pay-per-song" company.

ok welll first of all its legal and this is the really thing ok firsy serch a song on frostwire then download it then download i tunes then open the file u downloaded on frost wire into i tunes then plug in the ipod with the usb and BAM the ipod syncs itself and there u have a song repeat

This answer is only relevant if you are using a mac (next time please explian if you are using a mac or a pc)

Maybe you need to copy iTunes into your applications folder. Search iTunes on the spotlight on the top right. As soon as you search it it should say iTunes - Applications. If it doesn't click show all and drag iTunes into your applications folder.

If that doesn't work then maybe you need to update iTunes to the latest version. Click the apple button on the top right and click "Mac OSX Updates". It will take a moment to load and make sure it says iTunes somewhere in that list and click install. Let your computer restart (Its not reseting its just turning off and on so it installs updates (a.k.a.) fixes your iTunes as it turns back on.

When the season fanale comes out which I believe is October 5

That actually depends, if you want to add music to a PowerPoint, you go to insert, movies and sounds, sound from file, after this you pick the music to the PowerPoint and press OK. If you want to add music to a word file you could just play the music alongside the document. That's all I could think of.

You can use handbrake just go to http://handbrake.fr/ and select download then click the right download for you ( I want PC download!) then download the software. After that put a DVD in your laptop and the rest is pretty straightforward after you have saved it you can add it to your itunes library. If you need help with using handbrake just go on youtube and type in how to use handbrake and that should help hope this is what you're looking for :D

1. Open iTunes.

2. Create an account.

3. Go to the iTunes store.

4. Search for the songs you want.

5. Click "buy"

6. Enjoy your music.

OR

1. Find the song you want on you're computer.

2. Right click it and got to "open with... iTunes."

3. Enjoy your music.

The lead singer of this song is Zac Brown co-wrote the song with Coy Bowles (the band's keyboardist and guitarist), Wyatt Durrette and Levi Rowley.

Yes, you can, in fact. Just go to Apple.com. Then click 'iTunes', but it will only allow previews, and then will link you to iTunes, which you may have to download if you do not have it.

Otherwise no.

In fact, due to a recent update, even those with earlier versions of iTunes cannot access the store anymore.

The both versions (32-bit and 64-bit) of Windows 7 are supported.

Yes if you get his or her itunes password and username.

Your playlist is currently sorted by category. Deselect the sorting by clicking on the second to left-most blank tab (the one on top of the song numbers) and re-arrange your songs as you will.

In the General section of the iTunes Preferences click the Import settings and select the desired option AAC or MP3 will give the greater compression. If you have an uncompressed track in your iTunes library you can right click on the track's title and select a conversion option from the menu.

You select it, right click, then select copy. Then go to your music folder and right click and select paste. (If you want to select multiple files click on one then hold shift and click on the last one in your list)

My dad works at ubisoft paris, so he knows what the tracklist is for Just Dance 5.

ABBA - Dancing Queen

Amy Studt - Misfit

Axwell feat. Max'C - I Found U

Billy Joel - Piano Man

Britney Spears - Everytime

Cheryl Cole - Fight For This Love

Chris Brown - With You

Coldplay - Viva La Vida

Craig David - Fill Me In

Crossroads - Zombie Like Me

Daniel Bedingfield - The Way

Ellie Goulding - Starry Eyed

Elton John - Electricity

Genesis - That's All

Unfortunately, that's all they have done but i'll find out more soon!

No. There are plenty of other burning software out there. Just to name a few: Nero, Infrarecorder (my favorite because it's free), and Windows Media Player.

Judging by the fact that you relate burning CDs to iTunes, i recommend Windows Media Player to you. (Unless you use a Mac :P)

No. Once you buy them you cannot return them. The store near you might give you grace but I doubt it. They aren't supposed to. You can give them back but you won't get your money back.

I had this same problem, and it's easy to fix. While in itunes, click edit, then scroll down to preferences, and click on that. When that box opens up, go to the section marked "sharing", and just unclick the little box that says "look for shared music." And this playlist will disappear. See, the playlist wasn't actually yours to begin with-your itunes had found it on someone else's network. I hope this fixes your problem!

Unfortunately, there is no way to do this with iTunes at this time. Only via other apps such as Audacity, which is free.

Anyone can use the iTunes software. To open an account with the iTunes store the terms and conditions state:

This Service is available for individuals aged 13 years or older. If you are 13 or older but under the age of 18, you should review this Agreement with your parent or guardian to make sure that you and your parent or guardian understand it.

if you want to set up a account on itune for ipod touch, nano... you have to open itune on your computer and then connecte your ipod then seconde later something will appire on itune it's sais "register itune " (i think) or " register ipod" so you clik and your make account

Okay. first, open up your itunes library and right click on the song you want to fix. When you right click on it, there should be a little white box that comes up that says stuff like "get info...; rating; etc.". Click on "Get Info..." and then a bigger box should pop up. Once that box comes up, you will see stuff like a picture of the album cover and all sorts of tabs and what not. The tabs will say: "Summary, Info., Video, Sorting, Options, Lyrics, and Artwork". Click on the tab that says "Info." There you will see boxes that you can write in that say "Name, Artist, Album Artist, etc." Click in the box that says Artist and type in the name of the artist. Once you do that, click "Close".