Xferring from old pc to newer pc - both containing itunes

Hi. How do I transfer tunes from my old pc to the one I have been using for the past year? I don't want to loose either tunes libraies. I can't upgrade the old pc to itunes 7x due to network problems. Have a trekstore.

Did you check the tech support page for iPodRip?
http://www.thelittleappfactory.com/support/ipodrip.php
If you can't find anything there, there is a link that you can use to e-mail the developers for further tech support on your issue.

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