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downloading music/burning cd


Question Posted Monday February 18 2008, 3:54 pm

I am using bearshare its a newer version I had the older one but it made me upgrade anyways, when I try to burn a cd threw bearshare It doesnt work and I cant move the files or find them after they go into my library help!

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ansterbanster255 answered Wednesday February 20 2008, 5:45 pm:
after you download them on bearshare... go onto itunes and go to file, add file to library,...find the song under music, bearshare and then add it. it will let you burn it to a cd on there.

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