# help: | # Importing & Editing Tracks
| Customizing Import Sometimes you don't want to import from just one of the main import sources: iTunes, iPhoto, iDVD, Finder, or Toast. You may wish to edit what you've imported, or even make your own list of tracks. To import from your own list of tracks you can choose to import from a text file:
| Hold down the Tracks button and choose Text File as the import option, and then choose a text file from the file dialog that appears. The format of the text file is important. Each field should be separated by commas like the following:
    Track #,Title,Artist,Album,
    1,At home,Me & Mom,Birthday,
    2,In the Garden,With Dad,Birthday,
    3,The cake,All the Family,Birthday,
Note that the column titles are the same as appear in the Insert menu in DiscLabel's Edit function. You can choose to use as many or as few of them as you want.
Editing Tracks
| Tracks can be edited with the Track Editor. To access the track editor, click the track editor button or choose View–Track Editor.
Editing track information | Click on the piece of track information you wish to edit to select it (eg. a single title you want to alter). Then, type what you want.
Removing a track | Click on any piece of track information within a track you wish to remove to select it. Click Delete Track.
Adding a track | Click Add Track to add a new track after the current track selected.
Import from iTunes Importing tracks from iTunes also imports album art along with the tracks. However, album art is not available from a Bonjour playlist. You can insert album art or an icon from the Finder into text by choosing Image from the insertion choices in the Text Palette. |
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