Hello, try Cmd E to eject.
Max.
On 12/01/2013, at 11:45 AM, Lisette Wesseling
wrote:
> Hi
> I've just taken the plunge and transferred my iTunes library from my Windows
> pc to my Mac. Once you have finished syncing a device, is it necessary to
> find and press the eject button or can you j
Hi, Lisette,
If you want to, you can make ITunes a little more navigable by showing the
sidebar with command-option-s. This will make it behave as it did in previous
versions, with the source list and tables.
You can then find your device in the sources list, and then press command-e to
eject
Hi
I've just taken the plunge and transferred my iTunes library from my Windows
pc to my Mac. Once you have finished syncing a device, is it necessary to find
and press the eject button or can you just unplug it? Is there a quick way to
find this eject button? I found the iPhone popup button an
