I never got to the selecting tab delimited stage-- excel just refused to recognize either the text or the xml file.
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Is that Excel on a Mac you're opening it with? Or on the PC? And when you say don't recognise -- you mean you couldn't select it to open, or you selected it to open and it crapped out?
excel on a PC.
you selected it to open and it crapped out?
That one.
You wouldn't happen to remember an error message, wouldja? Admittedly I've never exported from iTunes on a Mac, but it's rude if it gives you a substantially different format from on the PC.
Nope, afraid not.
Perkins, I just did it using excel on my mac. It gave me a warning but I hit okay and it was fine. I did the export using unicode text. If you wanna export it and shoot it over to me, I can send you back an excel file.
Ooh, that would be cool. I'll have to give you my work email, since that's where I have the excell.
Thanks!
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Anyone know anything about Serial ATA hard drives? I just bought a pair of 300GB OEM drives cheap, not realizing that the cables (power and data) are totally different from older IDE drives. I see cables available on Newegg, but I'm not 100% sure what I need.
Most importantly, the cables for sale don't have a head in the middle and the end of the cable like my old HD cables have. But I know there must be a way to get two drives connected to a single head on the MB. How? Help?
Does your MB support serial ATA?