DOUG ADAMS  ScriptPal was written for users of scripts downloaded from my site, Doug's AppleScripts for iTunes, where I intended to offer ScriptPal exclusively. (It was not my intention to have ScriptPal posted publicly, but MacUpdate has a habit of grabbing stuff like this from my site and posting it. Oh well.)

I instruct users of my scripts to install them in the user's Scripts folder rather than the local Scripts folder which is why this folder is not checked for scripts.

A future version may include options to examine this / folder as well as the iTunes Applications Scripts folder in the ~ and / directories that are used by the system's Script menu in the menu bar. But not very soon.  
(Version 1.0)

DOUG ADAMS  It would be extremely handy if the dmg would actually open.  
(Version 1.2b)

DOUG ADAMS  I normally prefer not to respond to comments, since I usually don't see them. But since the comment was posted on the day iTLM was updated I happened to notice it.

I'm afraid the poster somewhat misrepresents what the software does. iTunes Library Manager does not change the location of the iTunes Music folder or copy/move it. It creates backups of the essential database files and preferences file so that, unlike iTunes' own multiple library feature, completely distinct libraries with different Preference settings can be maintained. Unlike a simple AppleScript or Automator workflow, iTunes Library Manager's has a GUI that allows users to easily change libraries on the fly while iTunes is running.

Additionally, while it's true that iTunes' multiple library feature is perfectly adequate for most users, iTunes Library Manager has had a substantial paid user base during its six years of development. When iTunes changes its database scheme, as it recently did for iTunes 8, the software must be updated in order for these legacy users to continue using it.

Finally, it isn't necessary to buy the software in order to use it. It will allow two libraries to be created and used as often as one likes.  
(Version 5.2.1)

DOUG ADAMS  There is a Read Me document included with the download as well as ample information in the Help book. If you have specific inquiries, please email me.  
(Version 5.3.1)

DOUG ADAMS  The issue regarding the AppleEvent error when using large source files has been resolved in version 5.3.2.  
(Version 5.3.1)

DOUG ADAMS  The iTunes 7.7.1 compatibility issue is resolved in v2.1.  
(Version 2.1)

DOUG ADAMS  Convenient to use, unobtrusive in the Color panel, and no troubles so far. I like how it accepts full six-digit and three-digit hex codes and color names, making it very handy for web and app development. Thanks for making it free.  
(Version 1.4)

DOUG ADAMS  Sounds like a neat, simple tool. However, unexpectedly quits on every launch.  
(Version 1.0)

DOUG ADAMS  Note to Leopard early-adopters: a Leopard-compatible version of Dupin will be available following a few days of beta-testing in the wild. I expect a release early in the week of October 29, 2007.  
(Version 1.0.3)

DOUG ADAMS  I am normally quite diligent with email responsiveness. Regrettably, and for whatever reason, I did not receive four of the five emails this reviewer sent. The fixes in the most recent update (5.0.2) are the result of expedient replies to several users who emailed me their problems. Without their patient help with trouble-shooting and beta-testing, I never would have been able to replicate and eventually fix the errors they cited.  
(Version 5.0.2)

DOUG ADAMS  The source is available on request. You emailed me and I promptly sent you an editable version of the script.  
(Version 4.0.1)

DOUGADAMS  From the developer: due to an error on my part, version 3.1 was still posted for a time. As of 7AM October 22, version 3.5 is correctly posted. My apologies and thanks, Doug.  
(Version 3.5)

DOUG ADAMS  Don't forget, TE+ is very scriptable. Visit the AppleScripts For Tex-Edit Plus Archives:

http://www.malcolmadams.com/te/  
(Version )