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I am listening to this now

iTunes is a quality piece of software...especially when you can script it. Kung-Tunes is a wee app written with AppleScript that takes the current track info from iTunes and FTPs it to a server of your choosing. My choice is my Web server, allowing me to display here -- for you, kind reader -- the track I am currently listening to on my own personal computer.

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Thanks to What Do I Know, a quality piece of online narrative and fun-making, for passing this along to me and all of you too.

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This entry was published on June 19, 2002 at 10:55 pm.

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