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Make smart use of iTunes Smart Playlists and the Skip Count to help you weed through your library for songs you don’t really listen to or songs you should check out.
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Use AppleScripts to automate the task of adding track numbers, capitalizing track names, and removing artist and album information from the front of track names.
The scripts used in this video are from Doug’s AppleScripts for iTunes collection. In particular, I used:
Remove n Characters From Front or Back
Number Prefix to Track Number
Proper English Title Capitalization
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Mac OS X Printer Auto Quit
24 Apr 2009As lovely as they are, sometimes you want unused icons to go away from your dock. If your printer application doesn’t close after the print jobs complete, check the Auto Hide menu item.
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