Thanks Michael. I do know that computers count as devices and that up to 5 of your devices can be computers with iTunes Match. However, I was talking about one computer with multiple iTunes libraries in my post above. I have four iTunes libraries on my Mac (for Christmas, Christian, CDs, and Pop), all of which I had intended to enable for Match. However, after enabling my first iTunes library for Match, I then opened the next library (on the same computer) that I wanted to enable for Match, and I got a message asking if I wanted to "Add This Computer," as if the library I was about to enable was on a different computer from the first library I had just enabled. This leads me to think that each iTunes library on my computer would be considered a separate device (since computers are considered devices), even though it makes no sense. If this is the case, since my husband and daughter also use the same Apple ID and have their own computers, each with one iTunes library, 10 devices would not be enough between our computers, iPads, and iPhones.
Also, I know how to find how many devices are associated with your Apple ID at the iTunes Store. However, this does not tell you how many of those devices have been enabled for Match, which is what I am trying to find out before enabling all four libraries on my computer. I don't want to find out too late that I just used up four of my ten devices for libraries on one computer.
Thanks for your help.