selecting more than one item

Hold down the "apple" key (I don't know how to display it in text) while you click on additional items. You can select or deselect items one at a time.

This is the same key you use with "Q" to quit or "C" to copy.

Hi nikii,

Yes, you can choose each file one by one with the command key
— Hi y pw, to see "⌘" type "⌘" —

or you can select all a, b, c, d, e, f files by selecting "a", pressing Shift (⇧) then selecting "f".

Of course ⌘A still selects all...

In Icon view, you can also use the mouse to select a large area of the window/desktop, and drag the mouse cursor over all the files that you want to highlight.

HTH
Axl

Hmm I never really used the command key before
b (The key with the Apple on it)
You can also use the
b Shift key which can be found below the return key or the caps lock key.
In itues though I hate to tell you that you can only select ones next to eachother. I hope that helps.

Jon

Hi Axl,

⌘ is also included in the Charcoal font collection and can be accessed via the Character Palette.

John

I just opened up iTunes 5.0.1 and was able to select multiple non-consecutive songs by clicking on titles and holding the "CMD" key.

ypw is correct. Non-consecutive items can be selecting in iTunes by command-clicking, which is also the same way it is done in the Finder, as has been mentioned.