Windows XP Professional - Windows Media Player AND Preferences

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PLEASE tell me how to convert any file format to MP3 (or other format that
Windows Media Player will play. (It would also be helpful if anyone
could tell me how to reset Preferences in Windows XP Professional.)

I purchased iTunes music - which downloaded in an MPEG-4 format. Windows
Media Player will not play it. So I went to itunes information: "About
third-party music players and AAC file support". The instructions read "To
conver....to another format, such as MP3: (which Media Player will play).

It tell me: "On Windows, choose Edit>Preferences, etc., etc.

How / Where does one locate "Windows" then located "Edit>Preferences?

Or, just please tell me how to convert any file format to MP3 (or other
format that Windows Media Player will play.

It would also be helpful if anyone could tell me how to reset Preferences in
Windows XP Professional.

Thanks to anyone!
.

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