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Instructions
Batch
files can be executed from
the command line if you're currently in the directory where the .bat file
is located. This is the simplest way.
You
can also place the batch file
inside your Windows directory and execute it regardless of your
command line location.
Alternately,
you can create a custom
directory for your batch file(s) and add it to your %PATH%
environment variable. This is the "proper" way. Look for
information on Windows or DOS batch files to learn more.
Let's
say you downloaded the file to
the root of your C:\ drive. To run the Tuneshare you'd go to:
Start
-> Run
Type
"CMD"
The
command line window will open. Navigate to the root of C:\ drive:
Type
"CD \"
Type
"TUNESHARE USER1 USER2"
Where
USER1 is the Windows user whose
iTunes library you want to share with USER2. Repeat the process for
any additional Windows users you want to share your iTunes library
with. Commands are not case sensitive.
How
This Works
Read
the
original article for the
explanation. No music files are copied. Only the library files are
manipulated. USER2's library is backed up to "iTunes Previous
Libraries" directory in case you need to revert to the old
library.
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