It has come to my attention that several friends of mine have been using iTunes as their primary media player for a little while now, and although many of them are PC users, there are a few that are Apple users. And it is for these people that I write today; I would like to teach you to add functionalities to iTunes using some pre-built scripts. These scripts are Applescripts, and they can provide you with the ability to make iTunes work exactly the way you want.
This is a three step process, so here goes:
1. The first step is to locate the folder user/Library/iTunes and insert a new folder labelled Scripts.
2. Locate some existing scripts; a great site for this is Doug's Applescripts for iTunes site. So far, they have over 400 scripts available for free download.
3. Once you've downloaded a few scripts, unzip them and copy the scripts to the Scripts folder created earlier.
A new icon becomes available in the iTunes menu; this icon allows a user easy access to the new functions provided by the scripts.
Have fun...
Monday, August 28, 2006
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