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I have two - all I do is log out of one user and log back in as the other - via the &quot;store menu&quot;<br />
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Anthony
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I have two - all I do is log out of one user and log back in as the other - via the "store menu"

Anthony

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oh yes, of course each itunes user may or may not have a credit card associated with it for payments and be associated with only one country.
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oh yes, of course each itunes user may or may not have a credit card associated with it for payments and be associated with only one country.

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I have an iPhone which I dock to our 'home' computer: &nbsp;Windows PC with XP Professional.<br />
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My wife has pre ordered an iPad (should arrive today), which she will also want to dock to our 'home' computer.<br />
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Is it possible to have multiple iTunes accounts on the same computer?<br />
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Is there are good tutorial or explanation of how to do this? &nbsp;link?<br />
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Thanks<br />
Phil<br />

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I have an iPhone which I dock to our 'home' computer:  Windows PC with XP Professional.

My wife has pre ordered an iPad (should arrive today), which she will also want to dock to our 'home' computer.

Is it possible to have multiple iTunes accounts on the same computer?

Is there are good tutorial or explanation of how to do this?  link?

Thanks
Phil


Itunes and multiple accounts

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