Alison and others,
There is a way to set up iTunes so it does not automatically add files
when played. I learned how to do it from Esther quite som time ago. It has
been a long time so I'll have to search my notes to find how to do it. I
remember it was not hard to do but it was also not obvious by any means.
So, there is a way but I'll have to get back to you unless someone else
does.
Sorry this is only half a answer but I wanted you to know there is a way. I
also usually use quick look by pressing the space bar. However, sometimes I
want the iTunes controls and it is nice to open a file in iTunes and not have
to find and delete it later.
eRic Caron
On Apr 29, 2012, at 3:51 PM, Allison Mervis wrote:
> Hi everyone!
> I recently got a beautiful new Macboook pro, and find myself using it more
> than my pc because it's so portable. I'm wondering if there's a way to tell
> iTunes not to add every file I play to my iTunes library. Sometimes I just
> want to select a file in the finder, play it once, and exit without it being
> added. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
> Allison
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