IT.TMP files

Hello all,
I have a friend who wanted to help me out with movies off his Ipod so that I may be able to watch them while I am deployed to Iraq. Unfortunately, I do not know how to open these files to get them to play in itunes. Does anyone know what these files are and or how to open them in itunes?
Thank you all.

Aloha Katrina,
Ah Ha ! I must be slow late at night! The .tmp files are the iTunes Music Library.xml as it gets bigger!
I moved the .dll file for Uplayme into a backup folder, then launched iTunes and imported two cds..actually three..Sun Kil Moon's "April" has a short bonus disk. I only got two iT.tmp files, instead of one per track...a great improvement! I'll have to try it again when Ihave a bunch of new ones -- after my next Honolulu business trip. I may try fully uninstalling Uplayme and see what happens then, because it doesn't happen, as I said, on my other laptop with only iConcert Cal as a plugin.
I had thought the Uplayme plugin would be fun because it suppossedly links you to others who share your like sin Music but..alas..I just don't have the time for that sort of thing!
Thanks for your help,
DRDRJAY ( Jay )

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1.      In the "Start" menu, locate "Command Prompt". Right-click and choose "Run as Administrator".
Note: If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
Note 2: In Windows XP, click Start >Run, type cmd and press Enter.
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308421
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Windows Version               : Windows 7-SP1
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Aloha Katrina,
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