Mark,
Thanks! That worked perfectly. Very misleading however. Seriously, I've been
using the Mac for about 10-months now & no complaints. Not one, "hey, windows
was better." And, that's after more than 20-years in the DOS & Windows world.
But, I gotta say, for such a huge part of the App
Those buttons are a bit misleading. When it says "don't repeat," it means that
*IF* you push that button *NOW*, it won't repeat. The button selects says what
it WILL DO if you press it, not its current toggled state.
• Mark BurningHawk Baxter
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• MS
Ester,
Okay, that worked like a charm & I really appreciate the information. However,
maybe you can continue to be a ministering angel & fix the next problem I
encountered. After I sorted the album in to the original order & selected
play, iTunes would only play the first song & repeat it. I
Hi CJ,
To play an album in original track order, in the songs table of iTunes, navigate to the column for "Album" and use the sort command
(VO+Shift+Backslash on an English input keyboard). You should be in list view (Command+Option+3). If "Album" is not one of the columns
being displayed, yo
Hi,
Now if some one could just tell me how to play an album in the original track
order, I'd be a happy camper...LOL Anyone? I mean absolutely @ all.
CJ
On Jul 29, 2011, at 8:16 PM, Kevin Shaw wrote:
> Hi friends,
>
> I've discovered a keystroke in iTunes rather by accident. In the main mus
