i-Tunes help

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JST Toulouse Since: 20.1.02 From: Quebec City, CAN	#1 Posted on 18.10.11 1954.21 \| Instant Rating: 6.00
	Hiya. What's a quick & easy way to transfer purchased songs from one computer to another? My side is the side of love, peace and submachine guns.
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CRZ Big Brother Administrator Since: 9.12.01 From: ミネアポリス	#2 Posted on 18.10.11 1959.21 \| Instant Rating: 9.39
	Originally posted by JST Hiya. What's a quick & easy way to transfer purchased songs from one computer to another? Uh....copy them. A USB thumb drive is probably the easiest way. If you're still worried about DRM, you should be able to log into iTunes on your new computer and add it to your list of authorized devices.
JST Toulouse Since: 20.1.02 From: Quebec City, CAN	#3 Posted on 18.10.11 2010.14 \| Instant Rating: 6.00
	Being techno-inept, I was fearing it would mess up somehow if I copied them. Will do. (...Um, what's a DRM?) (edited by JST on 18.10.11 2110) My side is the side of love, peace and submachine guns.
CRZ Big Brother Administrator Since: 9.12.01 From: ミネアポリス	#4 Posted on 18.10.11 2057.45 \| Instant Rating: 9.39
	Originally posted by JST (...Um, what's a DRM?) Digital Rights Management is the "protection" on the old .m4p files. (But I don't think it's a factor if you have .m4a files.)

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Yea. But I've done it a couple times with different user/pass combinations, just in case I'm doing something odd. No luck.

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