--- On Sun, 7/6/08, Ken Stevens <kestevens at mac.com> wrote: > Hi Becca: > 1. Under the advanced tab in your menu bar there is a > "Consolidate > Library" item. > If you choose this option iTunes will search your hard > drive and copy > all iTunes compatible > files to your Music Folder. Now you should go back and > delete these > items from other > folders where they exist or you will have duplicates, one > in the music > folder and one where- > ever iTunes found it. I spent such a long time organizing my music and audiobooks on my hard drive - will this copy every thing to someplace else? we have my hd partitioned, with one of them being the data drive; on that drive/partition, I have a folder titled Books and Music - books are in one sub-folder and music in another. Will this consolidation move everything over to the applications drive/partition where iTunes resides? what if I don't want them there? > > 2. If you don't have too many, simply click on the > exclamation point > and iTunes will ask you > if you want to find the file. Click "yes" and > navigate to the proper > file. When you find it, select > it and click "open" and it will be added to your > library. how do I know where to find the podcasts? -becca, feeling really stupid and overwhelmed at the chaos this problem has caused