it's deffinitely not accessible in windows. In mac os, I have een able to sign in but never have we been able to review the account.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Cheryl Homiak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "General discussions on all topics relating to the use of Mac OS Xby theblind" <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, December 16, 2007 6:07 AM Subject: Reviewing account at iTunes store Is this inaccesible or is there a work-around? I'm getting really frustrated. I wanted to buy one measly song from the iTunes store; haven't done this for a while. Everything was fine except that I did have a little trouble getting my login accepted. But when I went to buy the song my credit card was declined; that comes as no supprise as I had closed one account a few months ago and this must have been the one i was using to pay for iTunes--had only ever bought one song before so I had forgotten which card it was. But I have tried clicking, double-clicking, vokeys and mousekeys combinations, etc. and when I enter my password, instead of being able to review my account I'm dumped back into the window with sources and songs etc. So I decided to try it in Windows. But I've tried System Acces, Windoweyes and Jaws and once I enter my password and press the "view account" button I can't find anything except maybe an edit field or two; can't read the window.Since I'm self-taught in Windows and there's probably volumes of stuff I don't know, the fact that I can't do it by no means proves it can't be done. I seem to remember that when I had to use Windows to set up my account the only way I figured out to get to the right window was with my braillelite but I don't have that hooked up right now. Can anybody give me any suggestions? All I want to do is change my card info so I can buy the one song--grrrrrrr!!! I do appreciate that iTunes has come a long way, but if there's no way to do this i'm definitely going to bring this to Apple's attention again. So close and yet so far!!! I do have to say, though, that searching for my song and listening to the sample and getting to the purchase window were accessible--trying to be positive. Thanks for any help. -- Cheryl "Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also."
