Hi David and others, An addition to my previous email reply to David where he asked:
>>Thanks for this info. When you say print, are you saying to actually >>print it out on paper? > >No, you don't have to actually print. You can tab over to preview if >you like. It may be easier to read all the labeled columns and entries >in preview without having to do this in iTunes. I realized that I assumed people knew you can print to a PDF file as well as sending output to preview. This was mentioned on the list a few months ago. When you give the "Print" command at the point where you hear "Printer" and would normally select the printer to use, you can tab over to fields that are unlabeled. Tab 5 times after you hear "Printer" and you will be at an unlabeled button for "PDF". This is the tab just before you hear "Preview". If you choose the PDF button you will be prompted for a file name to save the file in PDF format instead of printing. This ability to save any printed output as a PDF file is a general feature of Mac OS X. Later comments about being able to import PDF files into iTunes and keep notes along with recorded lecture files assumed that you chose to print these notes out as PDF files with the print option. HTH Cheers, Esther
