For some users, myself, the NP is in the library because it is referencing tracks which are in the library.
Forgot to add, it really doesn't matter to me one way or the other because I rarely remove tracks from the library, so having it your way or the way it is now is a moot point for me.
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Re: 1304 Removing track from library removes from NP [-----]
> For some users, myself, the NP is in the library because it is referencing tracks which are in the library.
By that token NP would be "in" My Computer because it references tracks which are in My Computer.
In truth NP is outside the Library and My Computer, as the tree shows.
MM's "Remove" command and others should accord to MMs own structure, rather than the conceptual restructuring employed by users of a sub-set of its facilities.
By that token NP would be "in" My Computer because it references tracks which are in My Computer.
In truth NP is outside the Library and My Computer, as the tree shows.
MM's "Remove" command and others should accord to MMs own structure, rather than the conceptual restructuring employed by users of a sub-set of its facilities.
Chris