On May 30, 2006, at 9:50 PM, Stan Marks wrote: > on 5/30/06 9:39 PM, Angus Wallace at angus.wallace at flinders.edu.au > wrote: > >> Hi Stan, >> >> You should be able to de-autherise your current ibook before you >> get rid of it >> - then you can autherise your new computer, and use the same songs >> on it. >> >> Burning them to a cd and reimporting them is undesirable - because >> the sound >> quality will detiorate. >> >> In iTunes, you need to go into Advanced -> Deauthorise Computer. >> This will >> mean that you can no longer play the copy protected songs on your >> iBook. When >> you get your new MacBook, copy the songs over, and authorise it. >> You should be >> set to go! > > Hey, thanks, Gus! I'd totally forgotten about the de-authorizing / > re-authorizing thing. :) > > Now, all I need is for someone to come up with a quick and easy way to > transfer the contents of this iBook to the new MacBook, and I'm > good to go! > :) > > Stan When you have reached your 5 authorized computers in iTunes a new option shows up under the iTunes Account Information window that allows you to "de-authorize all". If you were to do that you would be de-authorizing all of the old failed logic boards as well. See the support info here; http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/musicstore/authorization/ good luck! Kevin