I bought a clean version of an album by mistake thinking it was the explicit version. Can I get explicit version instead of clean version without buying it all over again?q
I bought a clean version of an album by mistake thinking it was the explicit version. Can I get explicit version instead of clean version without buying it all over again?
MrMean1 wrote:
I bought a clean version of an album by mistake thinking it was the explicit version. Can I get explicit version instead of clean version without buying it all over again?
Contact iTunes Customer Service, and request an exchange. Nobody wants the Clean versions, and everybody knows it. The Clean versions are only in the Store to give parents of young kids a warm fuzzy feeling.
The stats may show that some people buy the Clean versions, but in fact 99% of those cases are people who got it by mistake, just like yourself.
Let us know how you make out.
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Otherwise functional app. on IWS60sp1 and Struts 1.1 results in error
An application that was running fine on Tomcat (Struts1.1) has been deployed (successfully!? according to the log) on IWS, but there's an error at runtime: [03/Dec/2003:14:32:49] info ( 680): jsp: init [03/Dec/2003:14:32:49] failure ( 680): Internal
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Hello, we are on SRM 5 and have a problem on asset assignment. when I create a SC, I have a cost center for default. When I change for ASSET my GL/account wich is automatically determined disappeared and When i try to fill the asset and I check ma SC
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How can you set ink limit preferences in preflight?
I'm using InDesign CS4 and starting to like the new Preflight panel, but now want it to check my ink limits. I have a printer that wants no more than a 275 on coated stock and no more than 225 on uncoated. Thus I'd like to set up a profile for each s
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Deploying application in Weblogic
Hi, I have Jdev11g installed in my m/c. When I select 'Oracle Fusion Middleware' from the start of Windows, I see the options: Weblogic Server 10.3, Jdeveloper Studio, Quickstart. I do not see the options 'User Projects'. Basically I want to start th