Unlike death notices, which the family writes, obituaries are usually written by the newspaperâs editors or reporters. At many newspapers, families can submit a request to have an obituary written about the person who died, though the newspaper ultimately decides whether or not to write the story.
Since you cannot view folders in iTunes, you cannot delete folders thru iTunes.You could put all the songs you want to delete into a playlist then select all the songs and Command Delete to delete them all at once. Your lack of tact was a little bit insulting, regardless of when it happened. No big deal though.I digress. Since you cannot view folders in iTunes, you cannot delete folders thru iTunes. You could put all the songs you want to delete into a playlist then select all the songs and Command Delete to delete them all at once. That's the point. There should be an easier way.o big deal though. I digress. Since you cannot view folders in iTunes, you cannot delete folders thru iTunes. You could put all the songs you want to delete into a playlist then select all the songs and Command Delete to delete them all at once. That's the point. There should be an easier way.
1 Click the start menu, select run to stop the program processes. 2  Go to the control panel. 3  Locate the add/remove programs icon to remove the program. 4  Click the windows start menu, then click search, then delete the associated files. 5  Open the registry editor, search and delete the programs registry entries. Click on the folder options. 2  Click on the view tab in the folder options window. 3  Choose the show hidden files, folders, and drives under the hidden files and folders category. 4  Click ok at the bottom of the folder options window.