Possibly a stupid question...
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Jolly_Rancher
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Re: Possibly a stupid question...
kill your iTunes
sorry but.... wish I could tell you I used iTunes these days....
kill your iTunes
sorry but.... wish I could tell you I used iTunes these days....
ItsaBass
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Re: Possibly a stupid question...
I am not into computers and I hate changing anything on mine. Took me months just to screw up the courage to put the new OS in my laptop. Had the CD sitting there in the package next to my bed with that damned Snow Leopard starting at me threateningly. "Just TRY and install me, Mo-Fo! I will **** your **** up!" LOL.
I-Tunes does the job, so I don't think a change is necessary. But it would be nice to be able to work the e.q. more easily.
I am not into computers and I hate changing anything on mine. Took me months just to screw up the courage to put the new OS in my laptop. Had the CD sitting there in the package next to my bed with that damned Snow Leopard starting at me threateningly. "Just TRY and install me, Mo-Fo! I will **** your **** up!" LOL.
I-Tunes does the job, so I don't think a change is necessary. But it would be nice to be able to work the e.q. more easily.
CTN
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Re: Possibly a stupid question...
Boy howdy, that's a really stupid question. you should feel ashamed of yourself.
I haven't used iTunes in a few years, but as I recall, the equalizer window cannot be docked to the main window, because of apple's user experience mandate. Most mac users expect their computer and iTunes to automatically make the music sound good. If it fails to sound good, the damn hipsters probably think it's time to upgrade the OS or better yet, get a new computer. I'm reasonably sure that the only people that care to use the equalizer in iTunes are audiophiles who are totally OCD about sound.
so you see, making the EQ dockable in the main window would suggest that Apple actually expects hipster ******bags to know something...anything about sound and good music, and use that knowledge on a regular basis.
Obviously, that is not the case.
Boy howdy, that's a really stupid question. you should feel ashamed of yourself.
I haven't used iTunes in a few years, but as I recall, the equalizer window cannot be docked to the main window, because of apple's user experience mandate. Most mac users expect their computer and iTunes to automatically make the music sound good. If it fails to sound good, the damn hipsters probably think it's time to upgrade the OS or better yet, get a new computer. I'm reasonably sure that the only people that care to use the equalizer in iTunes are audiophiles who are totally OCD about sound.
so you see, making the EQ dockable in the main window would suggest that Apple actually expects hipster ******bags to know something...anything about sound and good music, and use that knowledge on a regular basis.
Obviously, that is not the case.
Jolly_Rancher
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Re: Possibly a stupid question...
LOL! I fear the day I have to reinstall everything on my beast. I have everything customized so I'd have to do it all over again.
LOL! I fear the day I have to reinstall everything on my beast. I have everything customized so I'd have to do it all over again.
