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Select the tracks and then &quot;Get Info&quot;<br />
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There you can paste the artwork in.
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Select the tracks and then "Get Info"

There you can paste the artwork in.

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Yes, but I was hoping for something automatic. &nbsp;I don't want the customer who purchased the album to have to find and paste in the artworkt. &nbsp;By just selecting Add Folder to Library, I'd like itunes to find the image in the folder and use that as the album artwork. 
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Yes, but I was hoping for something automatic.  I don't want the customer who purchased the album to have to find and paste in the artworkt.  By just selecting Add Folder to Library, I'd like itunes to find the image in the folder and use that as the album artwork.

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I have &nbsp;a folder of mp3s that I'm importing to iTunes by going to <b>File | Add Folder to Library </b>and selecting the folder. &nbsp;This works fine. &nbsp;All the tracks come in and are listed according to the information encoded in the mp3s. &nbsp;But nothing is shown for the album artwork. &nbsp;I can put the picture in the folder that I would like to use for the artwork, &nbsp;but what should I call it in order for iTunes to recognize that that is the image it should use for the artwork? And what else do I need to do to get iTunes to incorporate this image as the artwork?<br />
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Thanks for your help.
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I have  a folder of mp3s that I'm importing to iTunes by going to File | Add Folder to Library and selecting the folder.  This works fine.  All the tracks come in and are listed according to the information encoded in the mp3s.  But nothing is shown for the album artwork.  I can put the picture in the folder that I would like to use for the artwork,  but what should I call it in order for iTunes to recognize that that is the image it should use for the artwork? And what else do I need to do to get iTunes to incorporate this image as the artwork?

Thanks for your help.

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