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From: kquirici on 2 Apr 2010 18:07
I have 113 available downloads, which I have downloaded already.
Actually I deleted everything I had downloaded
because I no longer wanted it. Apparently itunes noticed this and
thinks because I bought them but it can't find them
anymore, they're available for me to download again.

Now everytime I try to download something, it tries to download all
113 available downloads. How can I get rid of
these 'available downloads' that I no longer want?

Thanks for any help.
From: kquirici on 2 Apr 2010 22:19
On Apr 2, 6:07 pm, "kquir...(a)yahoo.com" <kquir...(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
> I have 113 available downloads, which I have downloaded already.
> Actually I deleted everything I had downloaded
> because I no longer wanted it. Apparently itunes noticed this and
> thinks because I bought them but it can't find them
> anymore, they're available for me to download again.
>
> Now everytime I try to download something, it tries to download all
> 113 available downloads. How can I get rid of
> these 'available downloads' that I no longer want?
>
> Thanks for any help.

I forgot to mention - everytime I try to download something I delete
all
the 113 OTHER available downloads, but they reappear next time I
try to download something.
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