Develop windows application

I want developer windows application that search music information inside iTunes. Where can i start ? is there a guide for API ITunes ?

iTunes COM for Windows SDK
You'll need this if you want create or modify any scripts for iTunes for Windows. You need a free membership to Apple Developer Connections in order to get access to the file. Once you have your membership, log in and go to Downloads -> Developer Tools. The entry for iTunes COM for Windows SDK will be about 1/2 way down the page.
See my Scripts page for some examples.
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