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Access the iTunes Music Store from an AOL accountBefore you can buy music from the iTunes Music Store, you need to set up an Apple Account or have an AOL account. If you’ve already set up an Apple Account on the Apple Store website or in another application, you only need to sign in and verify your account information in iTunes to purchase music. If you want to buy music using only your AOL account, you don’t need to set up an Apple Account, just verify your AOL account information when you sign in to the iTunes Music Store. Prevent others from purchasing music with your accountYou don’t want anyone purchasing music with your Apple account. If you use your Mac in a public area, such as a school lab or at work, you’ll want to log out of your account whenever you leave your computer. To do so, click your Apple ID in the Account section of the iTunes window. In the window that appears, click the Sign Out button. You’ll need to sign in again the next time you want to purchase music. If you connect to the Internet with a modemIf you connect to the Internet with a 56K modem, the previews you listen to at the iTunes Music Store might sound jittery. To fix this, open iTunes Preferences and click Store. Then select the “Load complete preview before playing” checkbox. The next preview you play will sound crystal clear. The quality of your purchased music does not change—you’ll still get a great-sounding, reliable download even if your computer uses a 56K modem. Purchase audio books with your Apple accountYou can purchase audio books from right inside the music store. You’ll find everything from recent best sellers to all time classics. When you make a purchase, you can listen to your audio book on your computer or iPod as many times as you want. And with virtual bookmarks, you can always resume right where you left off.
Sign in to the iTunes Music Store by following these steps:
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