Customizing the Library Temp - Revision history

Jane g at 21:36, 21 October 2013

2013-10-21T21:36:31Z

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	<~~span style="color~~:~~blue;">~~The default layout for the main library isn’t the same as for the playlists. Is this something that needs to be explained?</~~span~~>		<u>davequestion: The default layout for the main library isn’t the same as for the playlists. Is this something that needs to be explained?</u>

	You can leave the library as it is, or you can:		You can leave the library as it is, or you can:
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	These commands are really useful when you have a bunch of data to swap, but they’re also useful when fixing a single song.		These commands are really useful when you have a bunch of data to swap, but they’re also useful when fixing a single song.
	<~~span style="color~~:~~blue;">~~This implies that you might have some songs with the data in the wrong columns. So is this something that will generally happen when you “add to library” and the meta data is complete but not in the order you want?</~~span~~>		<u>davequestion: This implies that you might have some songs with the data in the wrong columns. So is this something that will generally happen when you “add to library” and the meta data is complete but not in the order you want?</u>

	==Displaying/Suppressing Meta Data==		==Displaying/Suppressing Meta Data==

Jane g at 23:02, 8 June 2012

2012-06-08T23:02:40Z

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	<span style="color:~~red~~;">The default layout for the main library isn’t the same as for the playlists. Is this something that needs to be explained?</span>		<span style="color:blue;">The default layout for the main library isn’t the same as for the playlists. Is this something that needs to be explained?</span>

	You can leave the library as it is, or you can:		You can leave the library as it is, or you can:
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	These commands are really useful when you have a bunch of data to swap, but they’re also useful when fixing a single song.		These commands are really useful when you have a bunch of data to swap, but they’re also useful when fixing a single song.
	<span style="color:~~red~~;">This implies that you might have some songs with the data in the wrong columns. So is this something that will generally happen when you “add to library” and the meta data is complete but not in the order you want?</span>		<span style="color:blue;">This implies that you might have some songs with the data in the wrong columns. So is this something that will generally happen when you “add to library” and the meta data is complete but not in the order you want?</span>

	==Displaying/Suppressing Meta Data==		==Displaying/Suppressing Meta Data==

Jane g: /* Displaying/Suppressing Meta Data */

2012-06-04T20:41:06Z

Displaying/Suppressing Meta Data

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	The columns of meta data displayed in the library are only a fraction of what’s available. Right click on any of the column names in the library to see a full list of meta data. Checkmarks indicate data that are currently displayed.		The columns of meta data displayed in the library are only a fraction of what’s available. Right click on any of the column names in the library to see a full list of meta data. Checkmarks indicate data that are currently displayed.

	To learn more about this, click here.		To learn more about this, click here. [[Displaying/Suppressing Meta Data Temp]]

	==Standarizing Capitalization==		==Standarizing Capitalization==

Jane g at 20:38, 4 June 2012

2012-06-04T20:38:20Z

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 ==Arranging Columns==
 You can have the columns in any order you want. Just click on the column name and drag the entire column to wherever you want it.
 ==Swapping Meta Data==
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 These commands are really useful when you have a bunch of data to swap, but they’re also useful when fixing a single song.
 <span style="color:red;">This implies that you might have some songs with the data in the wrong columns. So is this something that will generally happen when you “add to library” and the meta data is complete but not in the order you want?</span>

Jane g: /* Arranging Columns */

2012-06-04T20:24:10Z

Arranging Columns

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	==Arranging Columns==		==Arranging Columns==
			You can have the columns in any order you want. Just click on the column name and drag the entire column to wherever you want it.


	==Swapping Meta Data==		==Swapping Meta Data==

Jane g at 19:40, 4 June 2012

2012-06-04T19:40:57Z

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 You can leave the library as it is, or you can:
 *Sort the information differently (sort by artist, sort by album, etc.)
 *Arrange the columns in a different order
-*Swap meta data
+*Swap meta data between columns
-The functionality is similar to iTunes, so you may already be familiar with the flexibility that is available to you. If you are unfamiliar with iTunes, I suggest you click on the links below to learn how the libaray works.

Jane g: Created page with "The kJams main library displays six columns of meta data, sorted alphabetically by song name. This is the default layout for the main library. SCREEN SHOT You can leave the l..."

2012-06-04T19:01:07Z

Created page with "The kJams main library displays six columns of meta data, sorted alphabetically by song name. This is the default layout for the main library. SCREEN SHOT You can leave the l..."

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The kJams main library displays six columns of meta data, sorted alphabetically by song name. This is the default layout for the main library.

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You can leave the library as it is, or you can:
*Sort the information differently (sort by artist, sort by album, etc.)
*Add or delete columns of meta data
*Arrange the columns in a different order
*Swap meta data

The functionality is similar to iTunes, so you may already be familiar with the flexibility that is available to you. If you are unfamiliar with iTunes, I suggest you click on the links below to learn how the libaray works.