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OSXFAQ Reader Tips 
iTunes 4 Search Tip
OSXFAQ Reader Tip By Sean Schraeder
While browsing my music tonight I was listening to a song, working my
way through my library. I wanted to check if I had remembered to
"purchase" a song I had heard on the radio so I searched for it. I
found it, but then I had to click the close "x" in the search field and
hit command-L to show the song I was listening to.
It struck me, why not just hit command-L after I was done searching. It
worked!
So if you are listening to a song, search for another song,
just hit command-L without clearing the search query and you will be
returned to your full library or playlist and right back where you
started!
Enjoy :-)
If you would like to see your tip here send it to us at contribute@osxfaq.com, You could be famous too!!
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