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myTunesControl is a menubar remote control for iTunes and allows to play/skip thru your library and playlists and also allows to fast search for items. It can be completely operated by keyboard.
myTunesControl started as a simple test-project to learn something about the ScriptingBridge and I hate doing things theoretically. I'd rather create something you really can touch and use. And you can use myTunesControl!Version for 10.5.8 available here.
myTunesControl started as a simple test-project to learn something about the ScriptingBridge and I hate doing things theoretically. I'd rather create something you really can touch and use. And you can use myTunesControl!Version for 10.5.8 available here.
What's New
Version 1.0.7:
- This update adds support for 64-bit and improves the search of extensive (really extensive) libraries.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.4 or later.
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.4 or later.
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| Downloads:1,893 |
| Version Downloads:423 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Audio |
| License:Free |
| Date:17 Jul 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price:Free |
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myTunesControl is a menubar remote control for iTunes and allows to play/skip thru your library and playlists and also allows to fast search for items. It can be completely operated by keyboard.
myTunesControl started as a simple test-project to learn something about the ScriptingBridge and I hate doing things theoretically. I'd rather create something you really can touch and use. And you can use myTunesControl!Version for 10.5.8 available here.
myTunesControl started as a simple test-project to learn something about the ScriptingBridge and I hate doing things theoretically. I'd rather create something you really can touch and use. And you can use myTunesControl!Version for 10.5.8 available here.
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Good job.
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I won't get into whether the correct spelling is 'menu bar' (BAD) or 'menubar' (GOOD), or whether it should be capitalized (NO), because Apple itself (which invented it) is just as confused as the rest of us - on their website they spell it both ways.
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Let me guess: ex-teacher or prof?
Sorry - in my small uneducated world a remote is a tool that helps to handle something without directly touching it, I don't care if this is done by signals or little monkeys with cute hats…
I better not think about the wrong grammar and use of words in this sentences - but I've got better do to, writing sweet little working apps for example, or living, having fun - you should try this too…
Sorry, but there had been a little voice in my ear, forcing my to write this answer and I really could not resist :-)
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You should look up "troll" in your dictionary, as well as "literal-minded."
And your usage of capital letters is particularly endearing.
The developer's usage of "remote control" is absolutely justified. Just because a dictionary, which is beholden to old-world updating techniques, doesn't contain the most current definition or usage of a term doesn't make said usage incorrect or FRAUDULENT, to use your diction.
This application allows you to "control" a virtual jukebox from a distance, or "remotely." Since we discuss the computer desktop in terms of area, the idea of "distance" is indeed apt.
Computer desktop. That must really make your brain hurt. It's not a desk at all!
And maybe you don't know how computers work, but indeed, when you trigger an action in a program, the circuits inside the computer do transmit electrical signals that cause things to happen. Magic, I tell you! And utterly within the narrow definition of "remote control" that you understand!
Wow!!
And lastly, "menu bar" is a much more elegant construct than the neologistical "menubar." Both are valid.
Invest in imagination, grace and charm, mon ami. They're valuable things.
- HJ
P.S.
Did you even try the application?
Capnbob rated on 11 Sep 2011
Deherve rated on 24 Feb 2011