Post #47 well said. i regularly 'queue' up tracks in this way and its easy to do. On the Go playlists stop after they have played through just like suggested the only difference is you have to manually delete it, which is hardly a chore. On the question of Macs I'm getting my first one, an iBook because my uni course (media) utilises dual processor G5's of either 1.8 ghz or the full 2.5 and they are cool machines to use and look at. I love aqua and have skinned my windows pc to emulate it (windowblinds and object dock) but the time is right to own both. I'll use the PC for home dsl surfing and my iTunes and the iBook for my photo's and wifi web browsing at uni, so i'll have best of both worlds. The mac is no longer a compromise but it's ideal to have both.
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Post #47 well said. i regularly 'queue' up tracks in this way and its easy to do. On the Go playlists stop after they have played through just like suggested the only difference is you have to manually delete it, which is hardly a chore. On the question of Macs I'm getting my first one, an iBook because my uni course (media) utilises dual processor G5's of either 1.8 ghz or the full 2.5 and they are cool machines to use and look at. I love aqua and have skinned my windows pc to emulate it (windowblinds and object dock) but the time is right to own both. I'll use the PC for home dsl surfing and my iTunes and the iBook for my photo's and wifi web browsing at uni, so i'll have best of both worlds. The mac is no longer a compromise but it's ideal to have both.