iTunes & iPod Hints & Tips iTunes is a powerful media manager but it has a few organisational quirks, some visible directly in the iTunes interface, others that only become apparent when you use iTunes to put content on your iPod/iPhone and yet more which may only present problems as your library grows. The aim of this article is to briefly explore the different factors that lead to visual anomalies and suggest ways to organise your media tags so that your library is neatly presented and easy to explore. Use an album friendly view iTunes will let you sort music on many columns, some of which are unlikely to group albums together or put the tracks in their normal order. The most useful order for editing the library is probably the Album List view (or List view pre-iTunes 10.x) organised as Album by Artist . If you're not already there, select the album list view and click on the column heading for Album until it reads Album by Artist. If the items you're trying to gather together are still scatted through the library use the options in the Search Box to narrow down the results until you can see the items you need to edit. You can also use the Browser Pane (View &gt; Show Column Browser & View &gt; Column Browser submenu) to display lists of Artists, Albums, Genres etc. Selecting one or more items in these columns will focus the track listing on matching items. Once you have