September 9th, 2004
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| Devotee | | Join Date: March 20th, 2004
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Quote: Originally posted by murasame
To reiterate, if you tick that iTunes support box, then, from that point on, every song dld (in a format supported by iTunes of course, eh?) that completes will be imported to iTunes. That is, if iTunes isn't launched, LW will open iTunes.
If it is the first ever song that you import that way (with the iTunes support feature), LW will create a playlist entitled "Limewire" (doh) and import the song(s) there. This results in you having 2 copies of the song(s): one in the Music folder and one in the Shared Folder. | And which part of: That doesn't happen, are you having a problem with?
To reiterate: With iTunes support turned on, and the "Use Limewire Player" box unchecked, a newly downloaded song will NOT open iIunes on a G3 Mac running OS 10.3 and the latest updates. It WILL open the Limewire player
<<If you wish to have LW open iTunes every time you click Launch on a dld, then disable the iTunes player in the Preferences, click Apply, quit LW and re-launch it (please, do not be offended by the way I write this.>>
Not offended by the way you wrote it, but a bit amused, because the post you replied to clearly said, "The latest version of Limewire DOES NOT OPEN iTunes." Some help-desk people would actually check to see if that was true, under the conditions stated, before replying.
"Please, do not be offended by the way I write this," but you appear to either think your users are idiots or dismissed my comment that I'm a long time computer professional and am not taking shots in the dark. Either way... Had you taken a moment to download and launch an MP3 file on a Mac instead of climbing on that high horse, Limewire, and your clients, would have benefitted. |
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