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thanks strung. I discovered the same answers before posting this question but was not sure if the verbage in my query was getting the right results. this network is in a chiropractors office and I wanted to make sure that the changes I made to the workstations would not interfere with the current configuration. I will configure the router and set up itunes the way that was suggested and get back with you. <br />
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more info......the itunes installation will be on E: (2nd hard drive) of the xp pro workstation. <br />
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thanks again
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thanks strung. I discovered the same answers before posting this question but was not sure if the verbage in my query was getting the right results. this network is in a chiropractors office and I wanted to make sure that the changes I made to the workstations would not interfere with the current configuration. I will configure the router and set up itunes the way that was suggested and get back with you.

more info......the itunes installation will be on E: (2nd hard drive) of the xp pro workstation.

thanks again

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I learned a great deal about itunes libraries and how to share the data over a lan. <br />
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Thx<br />
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tt
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I learned a great deal about itunes libraries and how to share the data over a lan.

Thx

tt

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How do I setup and share an itunes library on a xp pro workstation which belongs to an sbs 2003 domain. I want to be able to share this library with other computers on the network. To make things more dificult, I would like to share these files with a G5 Mac that is on the same network.
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How do I setup and share an itunes library on a xp pro workstation which belongs to an sbs 2003 domain. I want to be able to share this library with other computers on the network. To make things more dificult, I would like to share these files with a G5 Mac that is on the same network.

Setup and share an itunes library on an sbs 2003 domain with 3 users.

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