Wait a minute here. What I was referring to -- and I think this is
what the original poster meant, too -- are things that used to work
but now do not. Before Snow Leopard, I could go to the playlist
browser, interact with it, and then just use the down arrow *or* hit a
key to take me down the list. Looking for albums by an artist whose
name starts with "L"? Just type the letter "l" and there'd you'd be,
right on the first. If you wanted Lyle Lovett instead of Led Zeppelin,
you'd just down arrow a few times to get what you wanted. Under Snow
Leopard, this has stopped working. I've got more than 250 artists, so
trying to get to the middle of that list without that feature is
something of a drag.
I'm not asking for something new; I just want what we used to have.
Also, and for whatever it's worth, in general, I'm absolutely loving
Snow Leopard. Not seeking alternatives; just looking for a tweak or
three.
On Sep 11, 2:41 am, Justin Kauflin <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey, I'd like to hear about everyone's experience of iTunes 9. I've
> been having some problems with some bugs, and am wondering if these
> are actual bugs, or I'm just doing something wrong.
> First off, I cannot arrow through the songs as I could in Leopard
> with the older iTunes. When I am in list mode and have the browser
> active, I am unable to get Voice Over to announce anything while I
> arrow through the lists. It actually doesn't even move the cursor.
> In addition to this, I am unable to type any letters to have the
> cursor move to a particular artist or album title. I wrote to Apple,
> and they said they weren't encountering this problem. I'd like to see
> if anyone is experiencing this? I am a big fan of iTunes, and am a
> bit frustrated with these bugs.
> Thanks for any feedback.
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