FreeLists / blindipod / [blindipod] Re: Buying albums, a solution

[Chris Bruinenberg <chbruin7@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hey brian,
it sounds like a great idea.  would this also work for tv shows?  I know 
that in the past, i have bought seasons in the same way.
thanks for your great work.
chris


Brian Hartgen wrote:
> Hi
>
> OK I have a solution for buying albums, please look at the steps below and
> see if this sounds logical enough.
>
> 1. Locate a track and listen to the album name in the list of tracks.
> 2. As Anna suggests, press Control+I to bring up the information relative to
> the track.  This now has the added function of speaking the artist name and
> the album title, and copies that information to the Windows clipboard at the
> same time.
> 3. Escape out of the dialog.
> 4. Find the edit field and paste the contents of the clipboard into the
> field.  Press Enter.
> 5. tab to the track list and you will see the album tracks presented in
> numerical playing order.
> 6. Press a keystroke which will buy the album for you.  We tell you the
> price of the album prior to activating the Buy album link in the iTunes
> Store.
>
> Along with our other new features I am testing on several machines right
> now, but to me this sounds quite good.  If this works reliably, we all have
> Chris to thank for this feature!  Well done Chris!
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