How to Manage Your Music

iTunes 7.6

Since its inception, iTunes has hidden the inner workings of its file management, preferring instead to present a single abstract "Library" to the user. This is fine if you like doing things the iTunes way, but it can be annoying if you prefer to organize things according to where all of your files actually reside on your hard drive.

Fortunately, Apple gave in—partway—in Version 7.0, with support for multiple libraries. Hold down the Shift key (Windows) or Option key (OS X) as you start the program, and you'll see a graphic representation of the different libraries you have, along with an option to create a new one.

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