I upgraded to iTunes 8, and now all those little arrows have reappeared
next to my songs. How can I get rid of them?

I create a weekly audio podcast, using GarageBand, Audacity, and iTunes. I can do every step on my old PowerBook G4, except for converting the MP3s into Windows Media (WMA) and Real Media (RA or RM) files for those die-hard listeners who insist on clinging to those formats.

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I recently switched from a PC to a Mac, and I’m not used to my email and contacts apps being separate, like Mail and Address Book are.

I followed the instructions for bookmarking audio files, but after I changed the Media Kind of my MP3 file from Music to Audiobook, the file disappeared! How can I find it in my iTunes Library?

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