You don't have to start one of the album tracks playing, you just need to make sure the album artwork window is set to display the selected track. If it's set to display the currently playing track instead just click on its title bar.

The name game also works well with animals (no duplicates allowed in a round, first one to stump other gets a point but only if they can come up with an animal that starts with the letter the other person is stumped on).

One of the best ways to improve your photography skills and be motivated to do so is to join a photography group of some sort that involves regular creative assignments and then shares the results with the other members for constructive criticism. You can do this locally or online. I've run into several online groups…

Good grief, if people invested this much energy on things that really mattered the world would be a better place.

Actually, if it's done as an enhanced podcast you CAN click on audio (in iTunes, anyway)!

>Billboards on buildings

Aha...I didn't read Jonathan's post closely enough before adding mine. I should add that the comments field IS stored on the iPod since it is a standard ID3 tag and is stored within the MP3 file.

I actually use the Comments field for tagging which functions the same as the Grouping field in smart playlists.

Just out of curiosity, what percentage of people needing this tip do you think will be using it for legitimate purposes?

You can also use the technique I mentioned to gift songs you haven't purchased from iTunes as long as their titles match the ones in iTunes exactly. In addition, you can drag a track name from the iTunes store onto a playlist name and it will copy the 30 second preview. This works for gifting playlists as well.

If you're looking to gift music LEGALLY that you've already purchased from iTunes, just set up a playlist (or two) with music from the iTunes store and then when you select the playlist you'll see a small arrow next to the name of the playlist. Click on the arrow to the right of the playlist name and you'll get a…

A technique to get rid of the tourists while you're at the location would be even better.

sparcher, GSAK (link in previous post) will let you export geocaches to a .ov2 file, which should be compatible with the 300.

There are definitely caches in the ocean, including perhaps the most challenging, hidden by famed videogame designer Lord British using a Russian Mir submersible next to a hydrothermal vent at a depth of 2300 meters:

1. Find out everything you possibly can about your dream job. (Immerse yourself in it as much as possible.)

So last year.

Oh, and let's not forget this:

Close cut, shaved, or...hats. Bald people have great hat collections!

Sorry for all the posts, but the makers of Corripio also have a similar Windows product called Mamba:

Corripio (also for the Mac) is another freeware app worth looking at if you want to do batch setting of artwork and/or lyrics: