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RocketRed

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Jan 25, 2012
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If I moved my "iTunes Folder" onto an external hard drive, and then moved it to my Windows PC, will iTunes on my Windows PC automatically open my iTunes Folder, and look/act just like iTunes on my Macbook?

The only thing I need to do besides moving my iTunes Folder is also authorize my Windows PC so I can sync it with my iPhone/iPad right?

I have a ton of apps I don't want to re-download onto my Windows PC :eek: Also them hours of progress in the games.
 
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Yes

Yes it should do, just transfer your iTunes folder into your Music folder on your MacBook and then open it up with iTunes. I did this when I transferred from an old Windows laptop to a Mac.
 
Yes it should do, just transfer your iTunes folder into your Music folder on your MacBook and then open it up with iTunes. I did this when I transferred from an old Windows laptop to a Mac.

Excellent. Thank You.
 
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