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<blockquote data-quote="Chamorro" data-source="post: 22379">Are you buying from a store, or off the web?&nbsp; If it's a store, ask if they'll transfer stuff for you.Do you have an iPod or another external HD?&nbsp; That would be the easiest.&nbsp; If not, try putting your files on CD's.The new iTunes will work w/ your old mp3's.&nbsp; I'm not 100% sure, but your music files will be located on the HD&gt;Users&gt;YourName&gt;Music&gt;iTunes path.&nbsp; You could also check your Preferences in iTunes (this will tell you where your music library is) or search your HD for the folder called iTunes Music.I had a link to some Outlook tutorials, but it's on my home computer.&nbsp; Look for the Microsoft User Data folder; that's where all your current info and messages are kept.&nbsp; They are separated according to the identity(ies) you're using.&nbsp; You can copy the entire folder or just specific files.PS - A (possibly) easier way would be to burn a disk image of you HD, or specific folders, onto CD(s)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chamorro, post: 22379"] Are you buying from a store, or off the web? If it's a store, ask if they'll transfer stuff for you. Do you have an iPod or another external HD? That would be the easiest. If not, try putting your files on CD's. The new iTunes will work w/ your old mp3's. I'm not 100% sure, but your music files will be located on the HD>Users>YourName>Music>iTunes path. You could also check your Preferences in iTunes (this will tell you where your music library is) or search your HD for the folder called iTunes Music. I had a link to some Outlook tutorials, but it's on my home computer. Look for the Microsoft User Data folder; that's where all your current info and messages are kept. They are separated according to the identity(ies) you're using. You can copy the entire folder or just specific files. PS - A (possibly) easier way would be to burn a disk image of you HD, or specific folders, onto CD(s) [/QUOTE]

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