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Amended instructions
Unfortunately, as the versions of itunes get updated, simply replacing the Localized.rsrc won't work without introducing various glitches--e.g., when you get info on a track, the genre field won't work. The slightly more complicated way to do it is as follows: after you've downloaded my Localized.rsrc, open it up in ResEdit and copy the çMNU resource. Then open the Localized.rsrc in your copy of iTunes (you ARE working with a copy, right?) and paste. It will ask you if you want to replace resources with the same ID--tell it to make it so. Save, Quit.
Amended instructions
Every time iTunes gets updated, I have to figure this out again, so this time I jotted down some notes on how I do it. The relevant resource number has changed. It is very simple with the tools used, but other tools can be used. I use Cmd-0 for the keyboard shortcut and map that to the same function key I use in other apps for 'zoom' using Keyboard Maestro.
editing contents of iTunes.app
I ALT-dragged to make a copy of the iTunes app, and chose "Show Contents" from the contextual menu [CM]. The Contents folder, alone, appears, and it looks ghosted, semi-transparent. Double-clicking on it or choosing "Open" from its CM does nothing.
editing contents of iTunes.app
Never mind. I discovered CpMac for the first time while reading this discussion, and I figured out how to copy iTunes.app using that command. Sorry! |
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