Windows Media player is no longer being developed for the Mac, having been replaced with Flip4Mac, which is a plug in for Quick Time. What problems are you having with iTunes? Perhaps we can help you out with them. I think, given time, you'll find iTunes is a far better sollution than WMP. I've found it to be so, anyway.

If you put things on your desktop, they should be there unless you have deleted them. Check in your Trash. Programs will typically only be in your Applications folder if you specificly put them there yourself.

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On Sep 11, 2007, at 8:28 PM, jeffrey greene wrote:

Hi Guys! I have a couple of questions about software. First, has anyone used techtools pro 4 or disc genius, are they accessible? Next, I have some trouble with itunes and was thinking about downloading windows media player, is it as easy to use as the windows version? My last question is, i downloaded a few utilities and juice for the mac, they were all on my desktop but after a few restarts are gone. They aren't in the applications or utilities folders. Does anyone have any suggestions were i can find them?
Thanks Jeff Greene

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