Will iTunes ruin my other burning applications

I just purchased a 5G 30 Gig video iPod, but have not yet installed any software. Currently, I use Anapod to load songs on to my 2G iPod. I use CDx to rip CDs, and I burn them (and DVDs) with Nero--all of which work fine. I'd like to keep Nero and CDx for my burning needs.
I've read about a lot of the aggro with the latest version of iTunes for Windows, and I'm worried that it will cause problems with those other programs. I want to use iTunes to download from the Store and to load my new iPod. (I'll be ditching Anapod). So my question is: does iTunes interfer with other burning programs? And is there a way to disable iTunes burning capabilities?
My system is a self-built PC with W2K (SP4) and an Asus P4B533 motherboard. Perhaps this question has been asked before, but any insight I can get before I actually start loading iTunes would be appreciated.
PC Windows 2000

usually, any conflicts that folks might get are related to device filter entries. so if you ever run into anything like that, this resource should be helpful:
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