February 25th, 2008 by
reteraok
Here is a really cool feature in iTunes that is often overlooked: “Show Duplicates”. This is especially good for people that download music from multiple sources and don’t take the time to check each song that will be downloaded. (I’m guilty of this!)
To have iTunes display a list of all duplicates, go to VIEW > SHOW DUPLICATES. You can then choose what to do with them. You can press SHIFT and CLICK to select songs in consecutive order or you can press COMMAND (APPLE) and CLICK to select songs not in a random order. Then hit DELETE. iTunes will then ask you to move files to the trash or keep them at your iTunes folder. You can decide what to do.
Have fun organizing your music!
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January 15th, 2008 by
reteraok
Here’s a tip about copying and pasting.Watch this!
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Note: You are reminded that if you copy information from the internet, the information should be cited and Copyright and Fair Use Guidelines adhered to.
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December 3rd, 2007 by
reteraok
Use this tip when a file opens in the wrong application. For example, if I want a jpg file to open in Adobe Photoshop Elements instead of Preview.
Click on the file, hold, and drag the file to the icon in the dock that corresponds with the application you’d like to use to open the file.
With that said, here would be a solution to my example above: instead of double-clicking my jpg file and it opening in Preview, I should click on the file and drag it to Adobe Photoshop Elements so I can manipulate the file.
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