How do I get iTunes to show the file path for music

I am trying to get iTunes to show me where songs are located on my computer, Hoiw do I get this to show up in iTunes? Thank you

PTIIIk wrote:
I am trying to get iTunes to show me where songs are located on my computer, Hoiw do I get this to show up in iTunes? Thank you
Right-click the track in the library, and choose Show in Windows Explorer.
If you were hoping to get the file path displayed in a column, as is possible in Windows Media Player, note that iTunes does not have that ability.

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ive got a little problem.
Ive just reinstalled my OS (Win7) and renamed the user from previously sebastain to sebastian.
Ive Backuped my whole iTunes folder including the Music. Unlucky: iTunes doesnt recognize the Files because of the new username.
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Thanks for the support. I am utterly amazed that after all the hype about how good iTunes is that it cannot play a downloaded CD in the correct order, and that what that order should be is not available directly from within one's own iTunes installation. (I know that one can go back to the iTunes Store to check what the order should be, but having downloaded the tracks surely iTunes is clever enough to retrieve this important information.
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