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01/18/2006, 10:20am, EST

Wednesday, January 18th

Cover art, skins for iTunes

Two new applications were released today that help users work with iTunes. WuffWuffWare released the CoverScout for Mac OS X ($8), designed to help the iTunes user incorporate missing artwork into their library. CoverScout searches various websites to find missing album artwork, allowing the user to pick the correct version. Menuet 1.0 is a skinnable iTunes controller, adding support for iTunes users to control the application in a variety of ways. The application includes hot keys, click controls, a full browse menu, smart browse options, and a skinnable remote. Menuet 1.0, available for $13, requires Mac OS 10.4.


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