Rick,
You know that you can set up the re-route in iTunes in the preferences,
right?  It's easier than writing an applescript command.  I have all my
music in the external drive and simply re-routed from the iTunes folder in
the desktop to the folder on the external drive...can't help you with the
resizing, but am interested in the response, as I have a similar issue...

Ciao for now!
Cathy GREEN ;-)

Atherton HS French
3000 Dundee Rd
Louisville, KY  40205
502.485.8202ext204
fax 502.485.8985
cgreen1 at jefferson.k12.ky.us

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> Is there a free/cheap program that will let me resize the partitions  
> on my external drive?
> 
> I have a 160GB external firewire drive, that i had partitioned into  
> two volumes, one 60GB (to match the size of the iBook) for full copy  
> bootable backups, and one 100GB one for extra files and such.
> 
> Since getting the PowerBook, which has an 80GB drive, i'd like to  
> change the partition sizes on the external to reflect this - 80GB for  
> backups, 80GB for extra storage -
> 
> i'd like to be able to do this without erasing the drives, as i have  
> my main 36GB iTunes library on the storage volume (i only keep a  
> portion of my music on the portables, and use an applescript to make  
> iTunes check at startup to see if the external library is present,  
> saving space and time).
> 
> so, any help? i'd rather not spend (much) money if i don't have too,  
> as this is a one time deal.
> 
> rick
> 
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