Newsletter Archives
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Yes, Apple is yanking iTunes on Macs but, no, it won’t pull iTunes on Windows
Chris Hoffman on How-To Geek has the details:
iTunes will be replaced by separate Music, TV, and Podcasts apps… but only on macOS. Windows users will keep the current iTunes app they know and (often don’t) love.
iTunes on Windows is the snarliest, most useless piece of junk I’ve ever struggled with. And I’ve struggled with it for well over a decade.
Ah well.
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Randy the Tech Professor: Updates for Flash, Shockwave, iTunes, Chrome and Firefox
Randy the Tech Professor has just posted his update list for September.
If you use Flash, Shockwave, iTunes, Google Chrome or Firefox, it’s worth a quick check to make sure you’re up to date.
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MSVCR80.dll errors and other problems plague iTunes 11.1.14 on Windows
There’s a fix that seems to work in most cases.
InfoWorld Tech Watch.
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QuickTime only available with iTunes?
I just went to a Web site that requires QuickTime, and discovered that my copy of QuickTime is out of date. No biggie. I hopped over to the Apple download page and…
And was reminded that Apple tries to get you to install iTunes when you want QuickTime.
I vaguely recall seeing links in the past to a QuickTime download without iTunes, but when I went looking, all I could find was http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/ . If you click on that link, it re-directs to the standard QuickTime download page – which doesn’t have a standalone version of Quicktime.
As things stand, I guess I have to install iTunes on this computer if I want QuickTime. Blech.
Does anybody have a link to the standalone QuickTime download?