Hi trahern,
You could try the following:
• Go to your Desktop by pressing VO-shift-d
• Go up to the Go menu and choose Home folder.
• Locate the Music folder and open it.
• Locate the iTunes folder and open it.
• Locate the iTunes Music folder and then press cmd-c to Copy it.
• Navigate to your
Hi,
There is actually a much easer way to do this. Hole down the option
key while you launch itunes. You will get a dialog where you can
either choose a library, or create a new library. This gives you the
ability to maintain several different libraries in many locations.
On Aug 19,
Yes that would work but I was assuming that the purpose of using the
external HD for the music library was a space concern hence these
instructions.
Later...
On 19-Aug-09, at 11:57 AM, Barry Hadder wrote:
Hi,
There is actually a much easer way to do this. Hole down the option
key
hey please can the group help me? because after reinstalling the o s i
wanted to run my old ITunes libery from an external i followed a
instruction guyed that told me to click chainge in preffrence to
chainge the location of my libery so i did that right. then i clicked
consolidate libery like it
