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Jul 4, 2008 8:50 AM by
Alan
Alan, the way iTunes is set up, a given song from the master Music list can be
on hundreds of playlists. Deleting one playlist should not affect a given song's
appearance on other playlists.
That said, I apparently work the same way you do. Each of my playlists is an
album, and no track on a playlist is duplicated on any other playlist. It is a bit
of a nuisance to wipe a playlist (album) then have to trash that album from the
master list.
But you don't have to put up with it in more recent versions of iTunes. Hi-Lite a
playlist and press Option-DELETE. That playlist and all its tracks are wiped.
Look at keyboard shortcuts under iTunes help and find other goodies.
on hundreds of playlists. Deleting one playlist should not affect a given song's
appearance on other playlists.
That said, I apparently work the same way you do. Each of my playlists is an
album, and no track on a playlist is duplicated on any other playlist. It is a bit
of a nuisance to wipe a playlist (album) then have to trash that album from the
master list.
But you don't have to put up with it in more recent versions of iTunes. Hi-Lite a
playlist and press Option-DELETE. That playlist and all its tracks are wiped.
Look at keyboard shortcuts under iTunes help and find other goodies.
Re: removing songs along with the playlist on my iPod
Thanks much Al. You saved me a lot of time. I never thought of Keybd shortcuts.
You do think like I do because I put books or seminars or CDs on as a playlist. I use music maybe 20% of the time and I haven't got the time to make a list.
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