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They are in iTunes. But that puts them on my hard drive or am I not understanding iTunes on my Mac?

For pc at least you can redefine where the iTunes library is or at least add folders. in this case you'd add the backup drive as your folder. They are cheap and provide a good backup should something go wrong like a stolen laptop.
 
For pc at least you can redefine where the iTunes library is or at least add folders. in this case you'd add the backup drive as your folder. They are cheap and provide a good backup should something go wrong like a stolen laptop.

Bingo. So no more questions 95.
 
I'll have to research further for a Mac. I'm sure I should be able to do something similar. I'm just used to hooking up the other Mac devices and syncing. Wouldn't see that as possible with an external hard drive.
 
I'll have to research further for a Mac. I'm sure I should be able to do something similar. I'm just used to hooking up the other Mac devices and syncing. Wouldn't see that as possible with an external hard drive.

You can make your mac not sync when you connect.
 
I'll have to research further for a Mac. I'm sure I should be able to do something similar. I'm just used to hooking up the other Mac devices and syncing. Wouldn't see that as possible with an external hard drive.

Absolutely they make wireless drives now. Hadn't thought about that because mine isn't but for a laptop user it'd probablly be worth the extra coin. You've got a bunch of options.
 
I know that process. Just have never placed iTunes data on an external drive other than my other Mac devices - iPad, iPods.

@gob
 
Wow, after 11pm here. Got caught up in computer talk. Thanks for the help, fellas!

Don't stay up too late Pooch. Later.
 
Speaking of text, I ju8st recieved a text from my boss;

Nervous about tonight. Need a meeting ASAP


Thanks
 
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