Does switching to list view not give you that?

List view is the one I'm talking about. I'm missing the columns at the top.

OOh. I got it back!

Change to List view, then turn on Column Browser, then put Column Browser on top. Then it's just like before.

Sometimes I'll just filter for an artist (getting all songs from all albums) and then I'll just start playing the first song in the album I want. Except then it will play the album and then go on to the next one.

The main reason this is an issue is that Dylan only ever wants to hear one thing over and over again on endless repeat. One song on endless repeat is easy (technically, not on my ears), but repeating one album is needlessly complicated.

Change to List view, then turn on Column Browser, then put Column Browser on top.

AHA!!!

That's greyed out on my work iTunes, but I think that might be because there's no music on this computer. (Just video.) But I'll try that at home. Thanks!

That's greyed out on my work iTunes

Mine too - there's a separate option to turn it on. Once that's done, it's enabled.

I'd suggest Microsoft Security Essentials, it's free and unintrusive

As for iTunes. You can click in the search box, there is a little carat right next to the magnifier. You can change what your searching. Change to album, type in the album you want. Then make sure your columns have the track number showing, sort by that column, BAM, you can listen to that album real easy. If Dylan likes the one album at nauseum, why not make a playlist of that album? Then it's real easy to find in the left side of iTunes, as well as check box when loading to an iPod.

If Dylan likes the one album at nauseum, why not make a playlist of that album?

Because I'd have to do that for about half the music we own.

Why make a playlist of the album if you can do what was described above? I've always been confused by people who take up a lot of playlist space on their iPods by groupings that the iPod does anyway.

It's somewhat different on iTunes, but you can fairly simply achieve the same ends.

Crossposted with Natter:

Leaping to the end here to ask a business tool question.

Does anyone have a suggestion for an inexpensive virtual meeting product?

I need to organize program development for a women's organization I just joined and would rather not spend money.

I'm prepared to do it the old fashioned way with email and a conference call but thought I'd ask the hivemind for a creative solution.

Thanks for thoughts!

I seem to have forgotten how to do regular expressions. Can someone tell me what the expression would be to find all lines in a text file (Windows file format) that don't end in one of the following characters:

}{;:

Even better if it could ignore lines that start with //

Gotta scan a big file o' Javascript looking for a missing ';' character....

edit to add another character....