ITunes 11 - where is "Track Size" displayed?

iTunes used to have a column that showed the size of each file. Very helpful for my purposes. However I can't find that column in iTunes '11. There was also a column that showed what the file type was (AAC, AIFF, etc.) which was also handy. How do you find this info in the iTunes interface now?

Click on Songs (located next to Albums, Artists, Genres...) while you browse your iTunes music library, the right click on title bar (where column headers are displayed) and chose from the menu that appears the information you want to see (i.e. Size if you wish to see the file size and Kind if you need to see the file type)

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thanks.

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<pre>
property kErrAENoSuchObject:(-1728)
on run
tell (application "iTunes")
set theLibraryPlaylist to (first library playlist)
tell theLibraryPlaylist
set theNumCandidateFileTracks to (count (every file track))
repeat with i from 1 to theNumCandidateFileTracks by 1
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set thisFileTrackRef to (file track i)
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set thisArtist to (artist of thisFileTrackRef)
set thisAlbum to (album of thisFileTrackRef)
set thisName to (name of thisFileTrackRef)
set thisFileTrackInfo to (thisArtist & " > " & thisAlbum & " > " & thisName)
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if ((i mod 500) = 0) then
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display dialog ("Checking file-track #" & i & ": " & ¬
return & return & thisFileTrackInfo) ¬
buttons {"Cancel", "•"} giving up after 2.5
end tell -- me
end if
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-- {!!! NOTE: Due to a bug in iTunes 7.x+ (esp. when downloading), AS might
-- be unable to access the 'location' field of some file-tracks !!!}
try
set thisFileTrackTargetFile to (location of thisFileTrackRef)
on error errMsg2 number errNum2
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if (errNum2 = (kErrAENoSuchObject of me)) then
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else (* Re-signal all other errors *)
error errMsg2 number errNum2
end if
end try
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if (thisFileTrackTargetFile = (missing value))
-- Inform the user
tell me
display dialog ("Repairing this missing file-track: " & ¬
return & return & thisFileTrackInfo) ¬
buttons {"Cancel", "•"} giving up after 2.5
end tell -- me
-- Set up this target file's new pathname (e.g., via explicit user input, or
-- better yet automatically reconstructed from this file-track's tags such
-- as Artist, Album, Name, Kind, etc.)
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set thisKind to (kind of thisFileTrackRef)
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</pre>
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--P

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