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How to Edit Smart Playlists

To edit a Smart Playlist, click on the playlist in the right-hand source column, and press Apple-I.

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option-click on the playlist

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click on the playlist and choose "get info" from the file menu

by dfbills on Aug 08 | 11:10 pm

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Thanks for stating the obvious.. I couldn't figure this out when I first started. I'll bet there are others in the same boat.

Didn't know about the option-click either!

by musicpro on Oct 31 | 8:37 pm

Cool. I like this. I'm always tweaking my SPLs or checking how I configured a certain one. This helps me get at it quicker.

by Bakari on Aug 07 | 2:05 am

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