[Ti] Lime Wire

[j.p.e.]

well, if umma you are downloading non copyrighted you can just drag the 
files from your shared folder to itunes, use add to library or double 
click it in the library window in limewire. you may have to edit the 
file type and creator for it to be native to itunes. Use Mp3Rage, 
iTunes associator or any other program like those. You might also want 
to consolidate the library after adding to be sure that they end up in 
the default tunes folder.

if your downloading copyrighted material and robbing starving artist 
and the people who depend on them thier royalties, I can't help you.

On Tuesday, February 11, 2003, at 05:05  PM, NaegeleWDC at aol.com wrote:

> Does anyone use LimeWire re: downloading music?  Once it's downloaded, 
> how do you transfer it to iTunes 3 using OSX (e.g., 10.1.5), so one 
> can listen to it on an iPod, for example?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Tim Naegele
>
> www.naegele.com
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