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ProfMonnitoff

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When you choose to delete a song in iTunes, the default choice is "Keep File". I don't know how often I've accidentally pressed enter and then had to find the file manually to delete it.
Is there a way to change the default to "Move to Trash"?
 
Option + Delete is used to delete songs from the library while browsing a playlist.
CMD + Delete circumvents the first of the two delete dialogues. "Keep File" is still the default response on the second dialogue.

I realise that this is a very minute issue.
 
"m"

Option + Delete is used to delete songs from the library while browsing a playlist.
CMD + Delete circumvents the first of the two delete dialogues. "Keep File" is still the default response on the second dialogue.

I realise that this is a very minute issue.

You can choose most buttons in dialogue boxes by pressing the first letter of the word on the button. 'M' for 'Move to trash' in the dialogue you're asking about.
I used to 'Tab>Spacebar' before I realized I could just press the 'm' key.
 
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