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Mike D marked one of MakTheYak's replies in Apple as useful. MakTheYak replied to the question "How do I remove the album art from a specific album in iTunes?".

Mike D replied on January 17, 2008 15:02 to the question "How do I remove the album art from a specific album in iTunes?" in Apple:

Aha! You're right. That makes perfect sense. I hadn't removed the wrong art from every song of the album. I just did and it worked. Thanks!

Thor Muller marked one of MakTheYak's replies in Apple as useful. MakTheYak replied to the question "How do I remove the album art from a specific album in iTunes?".

MakTheYak replied on January 17, 2008 09:13 to the question "How do I remove the album art from a specific album in iTunes?" in Apple:

To completely remove all album artwork you need to remove the artwork embedded in the MP3 files and also any artwork that iTunes might have downloaded automatically. You have to do this for all the files in the album - if just one track has album artwork it will show up for the entire album in coverflow.

First select all tracks in the album. Then right click and select 'Get info...'. Choose the album art tab and remove all items. Close the dialogue box and right click all the tracks again. Now choose remove album artwork.

Hopefully you will now be artwork-free!

Eric Suesz replied on January 17, 2008 05:43 to the question "How do I remove the album art from a specific album in iTunes?" in Apple:

Hmmm. Do they show up even after you empty the trash and restart?

Mike D replied on January 17, 2008 03:31 to the question "How do I remove the album art from a specific album in iTunes?" in Apple:

I've got a bunch of songs that have the wrong album art. I deleted the album art from the album art tab, and that works fine. But they still show up in CoverFlow view. How can I delete them from there as well? Is it possible that the mp3 file itself has the wrong album art embedded in it?

George Slusher replied on December 17, 2007 12:17 to the question "Is there a way to mount a camera as a drive?" in Apple:

Read what max Brusco wrote. Be sure that no camera or card is connected. Launch Image Capture. (It should be in your Applications folder.) Choose Image Capture->Preferences. (As in other applications, Preferences is not in the File menu.) Click on "Camera" and then "No application" by "When a camera is connected, open ..." That should do it. I just did it with an SD card reader.

Another suggestion for Amy would be to use the software that came with the camera. I keep Canon's software on my iMac G4 because it allows me to choose which photos to import. Starting with iPhoto 6, iPhoto now imports all or none. (Earlier versions allowed you to choose which to import.) I import the photos to a folder with Canon's Camera Window, then import those into iPhoto. That allows me to keep photos on the camera card without importing (and then deleting) them every time in iPhoto. You can do the same with Image Capture, but Canon's software indicates which have been downloaded before.

MakTheYak replied on December 17, 2007 11:53 to the question "Is there a way to mount a camera as a drive?" in Apple:

I'm not sure about that... my card that I use for my XD card opens by default in iPhoto. I would guess it's something to do with the DCIM folder being present, but can't be sure...

George Slusher replied on December 17, 2007 10:40 to the question "Is there a way to mount a camera as a drive?" in Apple:

A better approach is to get a card reader. It will be faster and won't run down your camera's battery. You can then access the card just like a flash drive. (In fact, there are "flash drives" that hold an SD or SDHC card.)

Amy Muller replied on November 29, 2007 19:57 to the question "Is there a way to mount a camera as a drive?" in Apple:

Thanks. Another good suggestion. I'll give it a shot.

Max Brusco replied on November 29, 2007 05:10 to the question "Is there a way to mount a camera as a drive?" in Apple:

In your Applications folder (or somewhere) you should find an application named Image Capture. In its Preferences settings (File menu) is an option that lets you choose what happens when a camera is connected, including "Do nothing". This should do what you want, but I have not tried it.

Thor Muller replied on November 23, 2007 17:16 to the question "How do I remove the album art from a specific album in iTunes?" in Apple:

That works perfectly! Thanks, Mak.

MakTheYak replied on November 23, 2007 15:32 to the question "How do I remove the album art from a specific album in iTunes?" in Apple:

Simply select the tracks and the right click -> Get Info...

Then go to Artwork and select any that you don't want and get rid of it!

Hope that helps :)

Amy Muller replied on November 23, 2007 15:11 to the question "Is there a way to mount a camera as a drive?" in Apple:

Thanks. I'll try that next time. I usually just use iPhoto but I had this one video clip on my camera that iPhoto just wasn't downloading which is why I wanted to be able to find it manually on the drive.

MakTheYak replied on November 23, 2007 10:49 to the question "Is there a way to mount a camera as a drive?" in Apple:

You should be able to just close iPhoto and then check Finder for your camera's mounted drive. That's how mine works! Although most of the time I just import it to iPhoto anyway. If you never import to iPhoto and want to browse the files in Finder every time, I'm pretty sure you can stop it opening in the iPhoto preferences.

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