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- The iTunes Interface
- Play CDs
- Import CDs
- Create Your Own Playlists
- Burn an Audio CD
- Play the Radio
- The iTunes Store
- Manage and Play Videos in iTunes
- The Source List
- The Detail Window
- View the iTunes Libraries
- Search the iTunes Libraries
- View Options
- Close, Minimize, and Zoom Buttons
- Controller Buttons
- Video Controller Buttons
- Party Shuffle
- Quick Links
- Share Music Over a Local Network
- Print CD Jewel Case Inserts, Song Listings, or Album Listings
- Song Information and Options
- Status Display
- Rate Your Songs
- Export Playlists as Plain Text, Unicode, or XML Files
- iTunes Preferences
- Music File Formats
- iTunes Visualizer
- iTunes Equalizer
- Connect an iPhone, iPod, or Apple TV
- Back up the iTunes Libraries
- Menu Commands
- Favorite Keyboard Shortcuts
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Close, Minimize, and Zoom Buttons
As with every window in Mac OS X, you see the three colored buttons in the upper-left corner of the window, but they act a little differently in iTunes.
- Click the red button (the left button) to hide the iTunes window, even while music is playing. It won’t affect the music.
To show the player again, from the Window menu choose “iTunes.”
Or use the keyboard shortcut Option-Command 1 (one) to show and hide the window while iTunes is active.
- Click the center yellow button to minimize the player and send it to the Dock. The selected song continues to play.
To bring the player back to the Desktop, single-click it in the Dock.
- Click the green button (the Zoom button, on the right) to reduce the size of the player window to its smallest possible size, as shown below. Click the green button again to return to full size.
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