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DESCRIPTION
MiniTunes is a 
simple, small and sexy iTunes remote.
  • It has a unique and easy way to let you navigate through your playlists
  • You can quickly find a track, 
an artist, an album, 
or even a composer
  • Easily boost bass or 
improve vocals to get the 
best out of your speakers
  • Display lyrics from iTunes 
with a click on a button
  • If you don’t like blue buttons,
 choose among 
6 other colors
  • Support for the free Growl
 notification system when a track changes
All the things you cannot do whith the small default iTunes controller! Only $4.99 USD.
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REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5.6, iTunes 8.0.2.

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Developer:djodjodesign
Downloads:367
  - Version d/l:367
Multimedia & Design:Audio
License:Commercial
Date:12 Jan 2009
Platform:Intel
Price:$4.99
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    MiniTunes User Reviews (3 posts)Write A Review
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    Jan 13 2009

    EASER  I agree. I want a demo. Even if I can use it only once; even if it self-destructs in 10 minutes. I don't pay if I can't test drive something.   
    (Version 1.0)

    praisebury
    0
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    Jan 12 2009

    LEO SPILL  While competition is the backbone of capitalism...

    I should mention this freeware application :

    http://bowtieapp.com/

    Lots of GUI skins to change the look -

    does almost all of the things you'd expect of a itunes controller.

    ...and did I mention freeware ?  
    (Version 1.0)

    praisebury
    +4
    [ Reply ]
    Jan 12 2009

    DNELSON  This should have a free demo and be Universal. Please developer, if you can write an app like this you can click a few buttons and make this Universal. And since this is a $5 product it should certainly have at least a limited demo for $5 less. IMO.  
    (Version 1.0)

    praisebury
    +1
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    Jan 12 2009

    PERSON1229  It is kind of ridiculous isn't it?

    It literally is a build setting, one click to open the build settings, one click to edit architectures, one click to add PPC, one click to save/close, and an optional click to close the build settings.

    Max of 5 clicks.  
    (Version 1.0)

    praisebury
    +1
    Jan 12 2009

    DNELSON  1. In the menu bar, select Project > Set Active Architecture. Is PPC in the list?

    2. In the menu bar, select Project > Edit Active Target "[your app]".

    3. A window will open. Select the "Build" tab. Under "Architecture", DESELECT "Build Active Architectures Only". <

    4. In the same window, same tab, and also under "Architecture", make sure PPC is in the "Valid Architectures."  
    (Version 1.0)

    praisebury
    +1