How do i transfer my edits to another computer

i have transferred my music by copying and pasting the entire itunes folder onto the hard drive of another computer and importing it into itunes there
how do i transfer the edits in comments and groupings, playlists, ratings, etc
or is there another way to pick up all the songs and tranfer them with edits ?

First, when you say "Store" you mean the "Store" option on the menu bar not the iTunes Store in the source menu. And if you want to transfer music from computer to computer its harder than just authorising the new computer. You have to transfer the files manually. I do hope you have an external HDD or a FireWire 400 cable (if you have two Macs). Basically copy and paste the iTunes folder (not the iTunes Music folder) onto the external HDD and from the HDD to the other computer. If its a Mac make sure that its in the Music folder. Open iTunes with the option key down and click Choose Library. Navigate to the Music folder and select the iTunes folder.

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