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#101331 - 09/27/03 12:36 AM Does iTunes need to be deauthorized?
RubenC Artimus Maximus Registered: 09/04/02 Posts: 2998 Loc: Beautiful Southern California	I'm backing up my files on my LaCie external HD to get ready to transfer to me new G5. I thought I read somewhere that you should deauthorize iTunes when backing up, otherwise your music files will not play. Is this right, or is the process different?<br><br> _________________________
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#101332 - 09/27/03 12:55 AM Re: Does iTunes need to be deauthorized? [Re: RubenC]
Lori missing in action Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 2796 Loc: Ct, USA	deauthorize whatever computer/hard drive you are not going to use. authorize new computer/hard drive that you will be using.<br> the info is stored on the hard drive somewhere.<br><br><br>My Stuff
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#101333 - 09/27/03 12:58 AM Re: Does iTunes need to be deauthorized? [Re: Lori]
RubenC Artimus Maximus Registered: 09/04/02 Posts: 2998 Loc: Beautiful Southern California	Thanks Lori, your a peach. <br><br> _________________________
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