Couple things to keep in mind:

1. I, along with maybe a handful of other people on the planet, have never shopped the iTunes store.

2. I never set anything up in iTunes, that I'm aware of, that would block explicit content...how does it know he is not old enough to buy "explicit" music? Did he enter his personal info when he shopped iTunes?

I'll try and help him once I get home (and see what music he's trying to d/l). But beforehand, does anyone have any idea what he's talking about...not being able to buy a song(s)?

And another thing...why is it that iTunes will charge maybe .50 cents more for the "clean" version of a song and a few dollars more for the "clean" version of an album? Why not just one price for either one? Do they (Apple) figure people will be more likely to spend more just to have a clean version, or do they (Apple) just encourage people (and kids) to save money and just get the crappy, explicit, version, even if the "explicit version just has "the 'h' word in it?" Either way, it sounds like a scam to pedal ****** music. (you'll have to pay me extra to know what "explicit" word I replaced with asteriks)

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it's in the "preferences" (edit/preferences/parental) in the tool bar. Must be a default setting.

Sounds like you need to buy an "iBrick".

Plug the iPod into your computer, open iTunes, then smash it with the iBrick.

Then go get a regular MP3 player.

I-Tunes blows big chunks. Hate it. Have since first day that one of my kids put it on my computer. It rearranged my filing system - repeatedly. Trying to find a song on a drive without going through I-tunes interface is painful. There must be a dozen different directories for some bands now. I can't find Abba on the hard drive to delete it -- how the f does Itunes manage to find it amongst tens of thousands of songs every single time I 'shuffle'.

I realize I'm running a pretty old desktop, but everything else works fairly well - why does it take three and a half days for I-tunes to launch and play????? Does it really have to recatalog all 35000 songs every single time it fires up - or whatever it is doing?

Biggest complaint however, is that the fing thing seems to want to update every single time it launches. Does Apple really update I-Tunes twice a day???? And shouldn't it know by know that I don't want any of the other crap that they try to send with it????

I get the same "want to update" everytime iTunes is opened up. I didn't think there was a program out there that needed updating more than Adobe Reader....I guess I was wrong.

I knew you would. =d>

:-k

I do both.