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iTunes 7 in Leopard Loses a Feature
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jwferman (apparently)
- 12:43am Apr 18, 2008 PSTvia emailUnder Jaguar, Panther and Tiger in iTunes you were able to directly
drag the contents of a CD into a playlist and the songs would
automatically go into the Library and appear in the playlist. Under
Leopard this is not so - dragging sings to a playlist does not load
them into either the Library or the playlist. So you have to add to
the Library and only then can you put them into a playlist. Not really
a big deal but a definite time waster.
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Re: iTunes 7 in Leopard Loses a Feature
On Apr 18, 2008, at 9:43 AM, John Ferman wrote:
> Under Jaguar, Panther and Tiger in iTunes you were able to directly
> drag the contents of a CD into a playlist and the songs would
> automatically go into the Library and appear in the playlist. Under
> Leopard this is not so - dragging sings to a playlist does not load
> them into either the Library or the playlist. So you have to add to
> the Library and only then can you put them into a playlist. Not really
> a big deal but a definite time waster.
Works fine for me. I do it often, and just tested to make sure I
wasn't dreaming...
Kirk
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Re: iTunes 7 in Leopard Loses a Feature
On or about 4/18/08 12:43 AM, thus spake "John Ferman" <jwferman  ties2.net>:
> Under Jaguar, Panther and Tiger in iTunes you were able to directly
> drag the contents of a CD into a playlist and the songs would
> automatically go into the Library and appear in the playlist. Under
> Leopard this is not so - dragging sings to a playlist does not load
> them into either the Library or the playlist.
It does on my machine. I just did this with about 500 CDs, so gosh, I think
I'd know. :) m.
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jwferman
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Apr 20, 2008 5:59 am
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Re: iTunes 7 in Leopard Loses a Feature
Must be something about my and my wife's Mac systems. I have an iMac
G5 and she an iBook G4, both have OS 10.5.2 and the iTunes that came
with Leopard.
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elisa
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Apr 22, 2008 1:38 am
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Re: iTunes 7 in Leopard Loses a Feature
Under Jaguar, Panther and Tiger in iTunes you were able to directly drag the contents of a CD into a playlist and the songs would automatically go into the Library and appear in the playlist. Under Leopard this is not so - dragging sings to a playlist does not load them into either the Library or the playlist. So you have to add to the Library and only then can you put them into a playlist. Not really a big deal but a definite time waster. With a Mac Pro I suffer from the same ennoyance!
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