On 7/1/05, David W. Fenton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Of course, iTunes is like that, too -- I am not going to use it for > burning CDs, so I've turned off the system service it insists on > installing. This means iTunes complains every time I start it that > the CD burning service is not running so I won't be able to burn CDs. > Well, DUH!!! I don't *want* to burn CDs. > > Also, much of the software that I've tried for all of this assumes > you're downloading music, and want to share your own music, so it has > builtin communication with various databases of music. I guess I'm in > a vast minority, but I have no interest in any of that.
I think I must also be part of the vast minority that doesn't want to download music. When I bought my iPod, I immediately imported my entire CD collection. I may never again listen to a CD player again--they are too much hassle when my entire collection is available at the touch of a finger without manipulating a CD. (OK, I confess that I have downloaded 4 tracks--at $0.99 a piece--just to see how it worked.) When I burn CDs/DVDs it is exclusively for saving data--for backing up my hard drives. To each her own, I guess ... _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
