Hi Cara and Scott, Another way to get to the burn button without having to use the item chooser is to VO-down arrow from the search text field. I like doing it that way because I can either tab to the search text field or go to it directly with Command-Option-F.
So, Cara's instructions could be redone by replacing the step about finding the burn button with the VO-down arrow from the search text field and the VO-left arrow from there. Incidentally, I check the total time and space even when I'm not on a playlist, so there isn't always a "burn button" -- on a music library or for podcasts this action of VO-down from the search text field would take me to the "Browse" button, and I could still VO-left to the summary infomation. This is a good way to find out when your podcasts library is getting really large! I didn't give these directions, because the button you get (browse, burn etc.) when you VO-down from the search text field changes depending on what's in your source list selection, and that seemed too confusing to summarize, but this is faster -- even faster if you skip item chooser. Cheers, Esther > Hi Scott, Good mornin'! <smile> Use the item chooser to locate >the burn disc button and then VO left arrow once. You'll see the >total number of songs, the total time, and the total size. > >HTH > >Smiles, > >Cara :) > > >On Jun 20, 2008, at 4:17 AM, Scott Rutkowski wrote: > >> HI all. >> >> can anyone who uses iTunes tell me if you make a playlist in iTunes, >> is there a way of finding out the total time of the playlist itself? >> I've made a playlist and am trying to find out the total time so I >> can burn it to an audio cd. >> Any info would be great. >> >> Thanks. >> > >--- >View my Online Portfolio at: >http://www.onemodelplace.com/CaraQuinn > > > >
