What's the best way to associate your MobileMe apple ID with a new email

Just wanted to know the best way to get my MobileMe acct to be the same email as iCloud's. It must go that direction and not have iCloud assoc with email for MobileMe.
Thanks!

So you have two iCloud accounts now? If I understand you correctly you migrated your old mobileme email to a new iCloud account, and you created a second iCloud account with a new @me.com email?
In that case, no worries about your iTunes content or app purchases made previously. As I say, your AppleID is just the email address you registered when you created the account - literally, AppleID=email address. So it does not matter that the old @me.com address has been migrated to iCloud. As long as that is still a valid and verifiable address, then that address=AppleID lives on just as before. Just login to iTunes and the app store with the same ID you've used previously.

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