Download iTunes Store Link Deleter for Mac - Removes the iTunes Store arrow links in iTunes 8. MacUpdate Mac System Software Downloads


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iTunes Store Link Deleter... Utility witch can delete the ugly and uncomfortable iTunes Store arrow links.

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iTunes Store Link Deleter User Reviews (7 posts)

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	Oct 5 2008	LAWRENCEDUDLEY Sorry mate... Not much I can do about it (Version 1.1)		0
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	Oct 5 2008	MACOLYTE This worked perfectly, first time. You can hide the Genre column, and most others by 'right-clicking' (Control-Command Click) the column heading and deselecting the check mark next to it. Turning off the iTunes Store in Parental Controls turns off the iTunes Store, not the little arrows that link every element in a song's display line to the iTunes Store. This little app does what it says, and does it cleanly and easily. (Version 1.1)		0
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	Sep 10 2008	RORO01 You can disable the iTunes Store in the Parental preferences. (Version 1.0)		-1
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Sep 11 2008

PETER DA SILVA Disabling the iTunes store isn't the same as deleting the iTunes store quicklinks, goldarnit.
(Version 1.0)

	Sep 10 2008	CHAWKNZ Works as advertised! :) (Version 1.0)		0
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	Sep 10 2008	LAWRENCEDUDLEY I wrote an app that is both a lot smaller to download than this one and will disable both the iTunes Store links as well as the Genre Browser - it's free of course :-) It's not as polished looking as this app but it does one (well, two really) things and it does them perfectly well. Grab it here if you wish: http://www.lawrencedudley.co.uk/my-tunes/ (Version 1.0)		+1
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Oct 5 2008

REVCO Intel only :(
(Version 1.1)

	Sep 10 2008	MACNERD1984 Great! Thanks for this. Now if only someone can do the same with damn "Genre" column in the top of the browse window..... (Version 1.0)		0
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Oct 5 2008

REVCO Quit iTunes, launch Terminal and enter this command:

defaults write com.apple.iTunes show-genre-when-browsing -bool FALSE

Relaunch iTunes and open the browser. You'll see the Genre column has been removed.

Tip courtesy of www.macosxhints.com/
(Version 1.1)

	Sep 10 2008	FROMAGE-HEAD thanks (Version 1.0)		0
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