iTunes View Keeper software prevents iTunes from switching the source view when an iPod is plugged in. The tool allows users to monitor iTunes easily. The summary is 24 words.
iTunes View Keeper is an AppleScript applet designed to enhance the user experience of iTunes. It constantly monitors the application to ensure that it doesn't switch the source view when you plug your iPod in. This feature allows you to stay focused on the task at hand without worrying about being interrupted by a change in the source view.
This stay-open applet checks the current source view every 5 seconds. If the view has changed since the last time it was checked, iTunes View Keeper remembers the new view. If the view has been changed to the iPod, the applet will automatically switch back to the last view.
iTunes View Keeper only changes views when iTunes is in the background. This prevents any disruption during times when someone is working in the iPod playlist. Moreover, iTunes View Keeper does not change the view of the "iPod Preferences" window, regardless of whether iTunes is in the fore/background, as iTunes does not accept scripting events when preferences windows are open.
When you launch iTunes View Keeper, it automatically checks if iTunes is running. If it isn't running, the applet will offer to launch it for you. If the iPod is the current view when the script is launched, it will be switched to "Library". Overall, the applet's ability to keep your source view in check makes it a must-have for any iTunes user.
This stay-open applet checks the current source view every 5 seconds. If the view has changed since the last time it was checked, iTunes View Keeper remembers the new view. If the view has been changed to the iPod, the applet will automatically switch back to the last view.
iTunes View Keeper only changes views when iTunes is in the background. This prevents any disruption during times when someone is working in the iPod playlist. Moreover, iTunes View Keeper does not change the view of the "iPod Preferences" window, regardless of whether iTunes is in the fore/background, as iTunes does not accept scripting events when preferences windows are open.
When you launch iTunes View Keeper, it automatically checks if iTunes is running. If it isn't running, the applet will offer to launch it for you. If the iPod is the current view when the script is launched, it will be switched to "Library". Overall, the applet's ability to keep your source view in check makes it a must-have for any iTunes user.
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