You should be able to copy your music over and authorize your machine to play anything you have bought from the iTMS. Anything you have ripped will not have a problem, as it has no Digital Restrictions Management embedded in it. Make sure when you burn the disk that you do it as an ISO 9660 disk, since Windows will not read Mac format disks. Mac Help says that Disk Burner creates hybrid disks that Windows can read, but I don't know if iTunes does. Toast will work also. Mel "The ardent golfer would play Mount Everest if somebody would put a flagstick on top." ~ Pete Dye On Apr 4, 2004, at 8:37 PM, Wade Perry wrote: > O Wise G Listers, > > I realize this may be reaching a bit, but I recently made another > venture to > the "Dark Side", and replaced my old IBM ThinkPad T20 with a new T41 ( > I > have to use a Windows machine for work ). I added iTunes for Windows, > and > would like to load my iTunes library from my G4 into the ThinkPad. > > No copyright or piracy issues here, all music in the library is bought > and > paid for or previously owned on CD. Any ideas?? I have a Pioneer 106D > drive > in the G4 and a Combo drive in the ThinkPad, thought I might be able > to burn > a copy and transfer. Before I waste the time and burn the DVD-RW, will > it > work. > > Looking forward to your insightful replies. > -- > Wade A. Perry