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How to manage multiple libraries in iTunes 7?
This article helps you create and manage multiple libraries on your iTunes 7
First, ensure you have a latest iTunes 7 (Click Help -> About iTunes or download iTunes).
Backup current iTunes files: The location for these files are in the folder "C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\My Documents\My Music\iTunes\". Save these files to the desktop or on another partition of your harddrive. You need to backup the Library.xml file and your music folder.
Create a new library:
Choose a specific Library for iTunes:
Now that you have created you folders, if you want to update some music on your iPod then just
Important: Do the above steps at your own risk. No one can be held responsible if you loose data.
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Backup current iTunes files: The location for these files are in the folder "C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\My Documents\My Music\iTunes\". Save these files to the desktop or on another partition of your harddrive. You need to backup the Library.xml file and your music folder.
Create a new library:
- Click on iTunes icon.
- Hold down the Shift key (Option key on Macs) and press the Enter key. (Do not release the Shift key).
- iTunes should launch a choose library dialog box as shown below. Click on Create Library…
- Select a folder name to use as your library folder. (ex: iPod library, My library etc.,)
- After iTunes opens, add your music in the folder you created. Once you are done, close iTunes.
- If you want to create another library, then repeat the steps above once again
Choose a specific Library for iTunes:
Now that you have created you folders, if you want to update some music on your iPod then just
- Click on the iTunes icon.
- Hold down the Shift key and press the Enter key. (Do not release the Shift key)
- When the choose library dialog box is shown, click Choose Library and navigate to the folder and open the library file.
Important: Do the above steps at your own risk. No one can be held responsible if you loose data.
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