There may be some special issues that can only be dealt with on an
Apple/iTunes forum, but at minimum I would guess:
1. Moving the folder between drives, the same way as you'd move any other
explorer folder (which btw does not mean copy and delete the original)
2. Update all path references in the iTunes program
(3). Place-holder for the iTunes specifics which may still screw up.
Re: Get Files out of the Trash into the right folders back ...folder - but empty. ... you moved the files to the trash.... If they were being managed by iTunes then you should be able to reload ... Once you've moved it to trash, Finder briefly remembers (in ... (comp.sys.mac.system)
Re: Help.. Running out of hard drive room ... of iTunes to copy my songs just for iTunes so it could always find them. ... I tried moving my Art folder to my external drive but it hung up on a file "FW_FW_Bill Gates tribute...". ... I have used Properties to monitor my hard drive space and it has progressively reduce the free space at about 500MB/hour. ... If you are also using Windows System Restore, you may get into a recursive situation where you are backing up backups of backups, etc., especially if you are creating the snapshot on the same drive you are protecting. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: Scared to try WMP11... ... How did you get MCE 2005 to keep from screwing up your artwork?... found the ONLY way to share music losslessly between iTunes, iPod, WMP, ...WMP works. ... being overdominating to the point where people are making music folder... (microsoft.public.windowsmedia.player)
Re: Scared to try WMP11... ...WMP works. ... Any really good reviews of WMP11?... being overdominating to the point where people are making music folder...iTunes organizes and controls the music directory). ... (microsoft.public.windowsmedia.player)
Re: Scared to try WMP11... ...WMP works. ... Any really good reviews of WMP11?... being overdominating to the point where people are making music folder...iTunes organizes and controls the music directory). ... (microsoft.public.windowsmedia.player)
