Automatically add songs to itunes library
 

Hi,
I have a question thats somewhat related to this post, http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showt...;threadid=36230
but I don't think it answered my question, so hopefully you can help.
After downloading a file from LW, how can I get that file to be automatically added to my itunes library, without:

1) playing it first (in which case it gets added cos I checked the box in the preferences-->advanced box)

2) or without dragging and dropping / doing the file-->add file to library thing?

does my question make sense? The way it is now, after downloading, it just adds the song to the itunes FOLDER, not the library (I don’t know why there’s a difference)….
I know it does this because after they're added to the library, itunes creates a little folder with the artist's name -- which is what I want to happen immediately after downloading the song(s), is that possible?

I mean, I download dozens of songs at a time and I don't really want to do either of the above two (to get the songs in my library).

Sorry for the length.

Also, in LW, the share my music checkbox in the optionsïƒ_itunes section, who exactly is it sharing with? Just MY computer (itunes) or someone else (in my network)?

Thanks

Your link doesn't work but I know which one you mean.
Please make sure you post your LW questions in the Limewire Forum sections. You posted in Bearshare which is a different program. This is not the LW forums, this is the gnutella forums & caters for many gnutella programs.

You can use the iTunes > menu bar, File>Add (Control+O), & select all items within the folder to add using the SHIFT key (ie: select one song, hold down shift key & select all the others or the last one on the list & all will be selected.) That's a quick way of doing it. iTunes will not normally add a song twice if all details of the id3 tag are identical.

The share iTunes allows you to share with others on your LAN/WAN set up. Not outside of this. It will also put a playlist into iTunes called name-limewire or similar.