Itunes - What is it's function?

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Guest

Evidently I have an old version of Itunes (4.2.0.74) which came with my
computer purchased three years ago. I am being prompted to download an
updated version of the program which I can't seem to do properly.

What is the function of Itunes? If I uninstall it, will I notice any change
in my day to day system operation? I rarely use the audio on my computer -
keep it turned off except for the occasional holiday e-mail.

Any basic help to understand what Itunes is all about appreciated.
 
F

Fuzzy Logic

Evidently I have an old version of Itunes (4.2.0.74) which came with my
computer purchased three years ago. I am being prompted to download an
updated version of the program which I can't seem to do properly.

What is the function of Itunes? If I uninstall it, will I notice any
change in my day to day system operation? I rarely use the audio on my
computer - keep it turned off except for the occasional holiday e-mail.

Any basic help to understand what Itunes is all about appreciated.

iTunes is primarily used with an iPod. It came bundled with Apple QuickTime.
If you don't have an iPod you can safely remove it.
 
M

Malke

George said:
Evidently I have an old version of Itunes (4.2.0.74) which came with my
computer purchased three years ago. I am being prompted to download an
updated version of the program which I can't seem to do properly.

What is the function of Itunes? If I uninstall it, will I notice any change
in my day to day system operation? I rarely use the audio on my computer -
keep it turned off except for the occasional holiday e-mail.

Any basic help to understand what Itunes is all about appreciated.

You can read about iTunes here:

http://www.apple.com/itunes/overview/

If you don't use iTunes, then just uninstall it. If you ever want it
again you can always install the latest version.

http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/


Malke
 
U

Uncle Grumpy

What is the function of Itunes? If I uninstall it, will I notice any change
in my day to day system operation?

I doubt it. You're apparenly clueless for the most part and that
should insulate you.
 
B

Bill Sharpe

Uncle said:
I doubt it. You're apparenly clueless for the most part and that
should insulate you.
Unk
"I doubt it" would have been a sufficient reply. No need to get nasty.

Bill
 
G

Guest

Hello Ron,

Believe it or not, I did google iTunes and read the information at the
various sites also scanned through the questions and answers pertaining to
iTunes. None of them answered my concern - i.e. that uninstalling iTunes
might adversely affect the smooth operation of my computer. I thought that
since iTunes had come loaded on my computer that it might be somehow
integrated into the XP system.

In any event, the answers/comments of this forum have given me the
confidence to uninstall without consequent problems.

Many thanks to you, "Fuzzy Logic" "Malke" and "Uncle Grumpy" for the good
advice.
 

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