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pilot1226

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Mar 18, 2010
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Running OS 10.4.11 Tiger and can't updated to the latest version of iTunes because it requires 10.5.

I'm pretty sure 10.5 requires an intel-based processor.

So, without upgrading, I can't ever download something off of iTunes again from my laptop.

Is there a way around this?
 
iTunes 9.X can still access and download things from the iTunes Store. Leopard does run on PPC Macs, but only G4's and G5's. It should run well on your iBook as long as it has lots of ram.
 
Running OS 10.4.11 Tiger and can't updated to the latest version of iTunes because it requires 10.5.

I'm pretty sure 10.5 requires an intel-based processor.

So, without upgrading, I can't ever download something off of iTunes again from my laptop.

Is there a way around this?
Do you need iTunes 10.5? MacOS X 10.4.11 supports iTunes up to iTunes 9.2.1. This will allow you to download and play virtually any song, movie, or TV show available at the iTunes Music Store. You may purchase and download any iOS app. You may also download the free update to any iOS app. However, it does not support iOS 4 or later or the devices that require iOS 4 or later. This includes all iPads and the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. Ironically, you cannot install apps on iOS 4 or higher even though you may download them at will.
 
Well from what I can see inside iTunes right now, when I click on the iTunes Store button, I get nothing but "Download iTunes 10.5 now" screen and a link to download it. But, I don't meet the system requirements because it requires Leopard. Couldn't get off that screen in the Store tab.

I'll try again in a few minutes and see what I can come up with.

I'll look and see if I can even FIND a copy of Leopard anywhere. I remember looking last summer and it was very difficult.
 
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