Installed MAC OS Lion and updated iTunes some Icons in dock bounce and won't lauch

I install the new Mac OS Lion after I updated the Itunes started to have problems with the icons in the doc bounce and won't launch the program. This is getting fustrating because I do not know what elese to do. It got so back that no program would launch so I had to do a system retore and then it work. There has to be something I am missing.

Thanks Eric! I had to do a retore because everything came back ok on verifying disk. This happened to me last time when I updated to snow leopard. Now my icons work on my dock now but when I go in application such as iweb and my mac office 2008 it will not launch. I may have to reinstall these programs unless you know what to do.

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In the past, when I updated iTunes, some items would be 'lost'. I quit updating, still running 10.6. I do keep my files on an external hard drive, which I plug in before starting iTunes. If I leave the drive off, and update, would that keep me from losing any files? Also, does anyone know how to search the iTunes store by price? I'm particularly interested in movies and audiobooks... Thanks

iTunes does not have provision for automatically storing one kind of media on a separate drive, so you have some basic decisions to make first. Do you want these movies to still appear in your iTunes library, or are you content with browsing filenames on a drive in Finder when you want to look for one? The second's the easiest thing because then you don't have to have an external drive permanently turned on and attached to your computer (wired or wireless). To do that you literelly only need to drag your movies folder to an archive drive and delete movies from iTunes. To watch them again you can add it back to iTunes while holding down the option key so the movie is used from its location on the external drive.
There's ways to move the movies to an external drive while keeping them in iTunes but the external drive iwll always have to be turned on and connected to the computer or you will see a bunch of broken link exclamation marks.
Realize what you are talking about is not "backup". Backup (which you should do) is putting a second or more copy of items on external drives for the day when your internal drive fails and everything on it is lost, inclduing all your home photos and perhaps things that have been pulled from the iTunes Store and can no longer be re-downloaded.

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I've just installed Mac osx lion and my mac doesn't recognize (don't see) my audio interface. Focusrite Saffire pro 24 dsp.
I had no problems on snow leopard.
thanks

Well I found my answer…
http://www.focusrite.com/answerbase/en/article.php?id=1159
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Saffire PRO 14
Saffire PRO 24
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Forté Suite
Scarlett Plug-In Suite
Focusrite is committed to providing support for ourproducts with the latest operating systems. We are currently working onproviding full support for our products with OS X Lion, and these will beavailable as soon as they are complete.
Please check this page regularly for the most up to dateinformation regarding OS X 10.7 Lion compatibility information.

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I looked in the discussion groups on the Apple web site and found some discussions for problems that seemed similar to, but not quite the same as my own. They led me to a file MacOSXUpdCombo10.5.6.dmg.smi, which a self mounting image file that is also 668.8 MB. I tried it and got the same result.
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John R H

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After clicking "yes" to the question "do you want to update itunes now", i waited 2 hours and 15 minutes and it was still "loading". i turned computer off thinking something was wrong. now itunes won't open at all. do i need to download itunes again?

after clicking "yes" to the question "do you want to update itunes now", i waited 2 hours and 15 minutes and it was still "loading". i turned computer off thinking something was wrong. now itunes won't open at all. do i need to download itunes again?

Did you actually download the installer from Apple or did you use Software Update. You can download the installer http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
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iTunes
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http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=304447
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