I recently purchased a macbook pro and would like to transfer my music from my pc to my mac. I have downloaded itunes 9 but can't figure out how to transfer the music from a flashdrive to itunes since there's no "file" at the top of the application.

Use a pc or mac with iTunes installed

Use iTunes to rip the songs from CD to your MacBook, THEN use iTunes to transfer to ipod:
How to rip CDs with iTunes
Move content from iTunes on your computer to your iPhone iPad or iPod touch

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When you register your Kindle app on your MacBook Pro with Amazon, all your books should appear in your library.

You should open iTunes on your Macbook. You should plug in your iPad mini to your computer using the usb cord. Depending on what type of files you are trying to transfer to your iPad you may have to download additional applications on your iPad. Please respond to let me know what type of files you are trying to transfer. ie are you wanting music and movies or word and excel documents ect?

The best way to transfer music from iPod to computer is using a third-party tool like iAny Manager.

Here are what iAny Manager can do
1. Importing Music,videos to iOS devices from PC
2. Transfer files to PC from iphone/ipad/ipod
3. Getting music,playlist, apps of your iOS device back into iTunes
4. Direct Apple to Apple transfer
5. Good transfer speed without slowing down your PC

Step by step guide:
iAny Manager Transfer iOS Devices Data Backup Sync Restore Manage Data...

You can choose iTunes to sync iPad with your Mac, but you should be careful when you are using iTunes to sync iPad. iTunes is not simply backup or transfer software, and it doesn't allow you to transfer non-purchases. So you only have authority to sync purchased items, including apps, music, movies and so on to your Mac or iTunes library. Check out the following steps.

1. Authorize your new computer to use your Apple ID. Install iTunes on your new computer and then Authorize it in the Store tab.This is the email address you use to sign into iTunes (and probably anything else Apple-related). If you don't know it offhand, you can just check the computer you're currently syncing with. If you go into the iTunes Store it should appear in the upper-right corner. Once you know it, go to the new computer you want to sync with and locate the Store menu. From there, choose "Authorize This Computer". (In the event you've switched Apple IDs and made purchases with more than one, you'll need to perform this authorization for every account.)
2. Back Up Your iPhone. Just in case anything goes wrong when you are syncing, back up your iPhone, so that if all else fails, you'll be able to restore it to the way it is right now. To do this, connect your iPhone to your computer with its USB cable and open iTunes, Click "File > Device > Back up".
3. Transfer Purchases from your iPhone. Now you'll want to transfer all of your iTunes purchases (including free apps, paid apps, songs, books and movies) from your iPhone to your new computer. To do this, right-click (CTRL-click on a Mac) your iPhone within iTunes and choose Transfer Purchases. Or click "File > Devices > Transfer Purchases from my iPhone". Then iTunes will start syncing the purchased items to the library.

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There are a number of different ways to do this. If you have an external hard drive, all you need to do is drag the Macintosh HD/[your user name here]/Users/Music/iTunes folder onto the external drive, connect the external drive to your Macbook, and drag and drop the iTunes folder from the external drive onto the iTunes icon in the dock. <br /><br />If you have an iPod classic, you can do this: <br /><br />http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1329<br /><br />...or if you don't have a huge library and/or have a lot of CDs/DVDs you can use, you can back up your library to disc: <br /><br />http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1382<br /><br />...or if you have anything other other sort of iPod, iPhone, or iPad, you can rip the music from it using this utility: <br /><br />http://thelittleappfactory.com/irip/<br /><br />

You can "migrate" to your new computer and put all your itunes library onto your new mac. You'll need to authorize the computer for access to any songs you may have purchased on itunes, but if you reached the max number of computers, you'll need to deauthorize one of the older ones first... it's all doable via the menu on itunes...

Have you tried to use iTunes? It ususally askes you if you want to transfer your old music and will do it automatically.