Electronics

[Cha1k]

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but updates are the norm when you deal with technology. Whenever a new version of any software is released, be it operating system or management programs, howls are lifted to the skies lamenting the changes that have been made --- only to quieten down until the next version appears and they begin again.

I have so many family/friends who get settled in to how things work and absolutely detest when things change even though they KNOW that change is coming. It, after all, is part of life. You can either embrace and decide to re-learn, or bang your head against the wall and resist.

For those having problems with iTunes 12:

https://www.apple.com/support/itunes/

[Lynnj]

On 12/7/2014 Cha1k said:

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but updates are the norm when you deal with technology. Whenever a new version of any software is released, be it operating system or management programs, howls are lifted to the skies lamenting the changes that have been made --- only to quieten down until the next version appears and they begin again.

I have so many family/friends who get settled in to how things work and absolutely detest when things change even though they KNOW that change is coming. It, after all, is part of life. You can either embrace and decide to re-learn, or bang your head against the wall and resist.

For those having problems with iTunes 12:

https://www.apple.com/support/itunes/

I agree, Cha1k. You know what they say...the only thing consistent is change! We need to learn to be change agents and embrace learning as things change. Or...continue to be frustrated that things don't work the way "I" think they should, or the way they did previously.

There is a ton of help available on the internet, including the forum that you linked to.

If someone doesn't like the way something has changed, be like Ghandi and "Be the Change You Wish To See". Go work for the company that changed something the (wrong way) and change it to the way you think it should be.