[access-uk] Questions about iTunes installation:
- From: <angel238@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2011 14:56:16 -0400
I am using Jaws 10 and windows xp. I went up to the iTunes site and found
iTunesu. I thought I would like to download lectures from there. I found I
also had to install Itunes on my computer. I downloaded it to my download
folder and proceeded to install it. I have quick time alternative already on
my computer. So, when it asked me whether I wanted to install quick time I
said I didn't. I tell you this because it may have a baring on my later
difficulty. I then went up to iTunesu. when I clicked on the lecture I wanted
to listen to it wouldn't play. Could this be because I didn't install
QuickTime? I have a windows 32 machine. Perhaps the iTunes on the site will
only work with windows 64 machines? In such case I might not be able to listen
to iTunes at all? Originally, I wanted to download the lectures and such and
to play them using my quick time alternative. But, I found no way to download
material either before or after installing iTunes. I tried to add quick time
after the original installation but was unsuccessful. In the end I removed the
program from my computer. If I install apples quick time, will that
installation conflict with quick time alternative? Could I download the
lectures and play them using QuickTime alternative? If so, how can this be
done. I couldn't even understand how to download them the short time I had
ITunes on my computer. I couldn't find a link to do this. Also does one need
the "bonjour" program apple asks about during the iTunes installation? I
didn't think so. So I didn't install it either. Any help with this would be
most appreciated.
"Beautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are
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