I believe that is how it is supposed to work and I believe that is how=20= it has worked for me in the past, but that is not working, this time. I expect there to be issues with music bought from the iTunes store and=20= that is not what I am addressing. Clicking on Consolidate Library add the exclamation point icon, double=20= clicking on one of those songs allows me to find the song, but iTunes=20 then does not see the rest of the songs in the folder. So, where I=20 believe I had this problem before, iTunes was able to then find the=20 other parts of the library stored on that drive, every song must be=20 located. On Mar 3, 2005, at 9:48 AM, x4u-request at listserver.themacintoshguy.com=20= wrote: > But this just the sort of the thing that the "Consolidate iTunes > Library" function is for. The way it is supposed to work (and has for > me in the past) is that it takes items in the iTunes library, i.e. > master playlist, (assuming it can find them so second hard drives or > network volumes have to be mounted) that are not in your iTunes Music > folder (check preferences for where that is), copies the file to that > folder and resets iTunes location for that file. Ideally after doing > this, then you shouldn't need those additional volumes except as > back-ups. Of course, you need to be sure there's enough room on the > drive with your iTunes Music Library to hold all the files. ----- Kevin Lee Allen Production Designer http://www.klad.com 973.744.6352.voice 201.280.3841.mobile klad at klad.com =F0