Right now I'm a PC user and I'll be switching to a MBP soon.
I have some songs on my PC that I bought from the ITUNES STORE, is it easy to transfer those songs to the MBP? Do I need to convert the files or something?
My PC is formatted with NTFS if that helps.
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They will transfer just fine. No need to reformat. The only thing you will need to do is authorize iTunes in your new computer to listen to them.
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That's awesome!!! I can just burn a CD with my songs and another CD with WORD/EXCEL on my PC and then just copy it into my MAC?
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I would suggest doing a back up to disc (look in the iTunes menu). If you burn the music from iTunes it's going to convert them to MP3. Don't forget to de-authorize your old computer. Burning a disc with your docs should work just fine.
BTW, it's Mac not MAC. -
On your Mac, selct not to sync with your iPod when its connected. Authorize your MBP to use the songs, then upload them from your iPod. It's really easy.
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masterchef341 The guy from The Notebook
you can copy your word and excel documents, but not word and excel the programs.
when you get your mbp, i highly reccomend installing boot camp (with ntfs file system) and then setting up vmware fusion
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Switching to MAC.
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by rogkm, Jul 9, 2007.