HT1495 Can 2 different users share one same account at the i Tunes store?IE my wife and I share the same account?

How can 2 people (2 diffrent apple user ID) share a SINGLE account at iTunes?

Drrhythm2 wrote:
What's the best solution for this? I
Copy the entire /Music/iTunes/ folder from her old compouter to /Music/ in her account on this new computer.

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