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How to Add Movies to iTunes
How to Add New Videos to iTunes
How to Add Songs From a CD to iTunes
How to Back Up an iTunes Library to a DVD
How to Burn a DVD of a Playlist in iTunes
How to Transfer an Entire iTunes Library to Another Computer
How to Install iTunes on a Mac
How to Use iTunes With an MP3 Player
How to Convert iTunes Files to MP3s
How to Add Videos to iTunes
How to Import Songs Into iTunes
How to Move an iTunes Music Library to a Different Hard Drive on a Network
How to Organize an iTunes Music Folder
How to Move an iTunes Library to Another Computer
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Summary: Installing iTunes on a Mac computer can be done for free by going to the Apple website. Find out to install iTunes on a Mac with expert tips from a computer specialist in this free video about iTunes troubleshooting.
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"Hi, my name is James Flint, I'm going to teach you how to install iTunes onto a Mac. This is important because some Macs don't have iTunes installed on it, but also iTunes is a program that new updates come up all the time, so it's important to learn how to locate the software online and install the original program or the updates. So what we're going to do is we're going to launch Safari, and we're going to go to Apple.com, here on the top you'll see a tab for iPod and iTunes. And over in the right hand corner we've got download iTunes seven now, so we're going to click on that. And again you have to click on download iTunes for free. For the sake of time I've already downloaded this, so let's take a look at installing it after the download is complete. If we would have clicked on download iTunes for free, we'd go through the process of downloading and on a Mac we'll get a .dmg file when we're done, and on a PC we'll get a .exe file, so all you have to do is double click on your dmg file, and it's going to open this iTunes package, so we'll double click on that. We got to read our introduction and important information, of course there is the license agreement of which we need to agree to, and we're going to select our hard drive here as the place that we save this, and we're going to go ahead and perform an upgrade to the iTunes that's already installed. All right, so now you'll see that it's installing iTunes onto the hard drive, and as soon as this is complete, iTunes will be ready to use. So, this is how you install iTunes onto a Mac, whether it's the first time with the program, or upgrading the program."
eHow Article: How to Install iTunes on a Mac
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