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View your Artwork on All 3 Macs

If you've checked the Look for Shared Music

(See Preferences > Sharing tab)

Your album artwork can also be viewed by the other 2 Authorized Macs.

If yours doesn't, do this:

In iTunes, Click the Show or hide song artwork button, beneath the Playlists colum on the left.

Now, "Command-click" the bar called Selected Song.

The name changes to say Now Playing, & your artwork should now be visable.

Do the same thing to switch back to the old way, but why would you want to??

Hope this helps somebody!!!

by Toddly on Oct 10 | 12:10 am

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Actually, you can just click on "Selected Song" to toggle it to "Now Playing". Great tip, though - thanks for pointing that out.

by smith on Oct 14 | 7:07 am

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