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Dear all,

We've been experimenting with mt-daapd, a multi-threaded  
implementation of iTunes music sharing (http://www.mt-daapd.org).   
Audio is limited to our particular subdomain and cannot be copied.   
iTunes, however, presents a challenge.  We would like iTunes to  
ALWAYS sort by song name and to always display some of the columns  
that are not displayed as part of iTunes' default behavior (i.e  
composer).  Does anyone have a trick to force iTunes to display  
particular columns and which column is used for the sort order?   
We've looked in com.apple.iTunes.plist to no avail (on a Mac, similar  
preference file in WIndows).

Thanks in advance for your help!

M

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