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johnjeffrey

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May 17, 2006
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Each time my Macbook boots up iTunes will open automatically--why is this and how do I stop it?
 
if its in the dock right click the itunes icon, then uncheck the "open at login" option...

Hope this helps!
 
dont have an ipod connected plus i have the 'open itunes when ipod is connected' button unchecked in itunes preferences..also nothing the in startup folder
 
ah ha..i know what it is now--you were right its a widget that i have which checks bands touring schedules, so it must open itunes each time it uses its database, thanks a bunch
 
ok, i have another question.
generally, i like iTunes to open all the time so that it'll download podcasts whenever there's a new one. that is, i make it automatically when i log in. but it opens its window as well. is there any way to make it just open and run only in the dock?
 
In System Preferences, go to Accounts and then Login Items. From here, there should be a checkbox next to iTunes which you can check to ensure it opens but remains hidden. You can do this with any Login Item. Is this what you're after? :)
 
mad jew said:
In System Preferences, go to Accounts and then Login Items. From here, there should be a checkbox next to iTunes which you can check to ensure it opens but remains hidden. You can do this with any Login Item. Is this what you're after? :)

ah, i found it. looked at it plenty of times but never realized it's there haha. thanks
 
Coolness. :)


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johnjeffrey said:
ah ha..i know what it is now--you were right its a widget that i have which checks bands touring schedules, so it must open itunes each time it uses its database, thanks a bunch
lolll exactly the same widget that i have!
 
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