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That is a radical departure from the old way of doing things. &nbsp;Okay, I'll try it.
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Yes Apple keeps changing the furniture
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I've used iTunes for years and never had a problem. &nbsp;I just downloaded the latest version, created a playlist folder and tried to drop my songs by using drag and drop and it won't let me drop them. &nbsp;I get an symbol indicating it won't work. &nbsp;Can someone enlighten me please? Thanks &nbsp;BYW, I'm using Windows 10 on a brand new Samsung notebook.
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I've used iTunes for years and never had a problem.  I just downloaded the latest version, created a playlist folder and tried to drop my songs by using drag and drop and it won't let me drop them.  I get an symbol indicating it won't work.  Can someone enlighten me please? Thanks  BYW, I'm using Windows 10 on a brand new Samsung notebook.

That is a radical departure from the old way of doing things.  Okay, I&#39;ll try it.

What&#39;s happened to iTunes?

I&#39;ve used iTunes for years and never had a problem.  I just downloaded the latest version, created a playlist folder and tried to drop my songs by using drag and drop and it won&#39;t let me drop them.  I get an symbol indicating it won&#39;t work.  Can someone enlighten me please? Thanks  BYW, I&#39;m using Windows 10 on a brand new Samsung notebook.

What's happened to iTunes?

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