My Library Name Is Blank

Small problem here...
Some time ago (I don't remember how it happened), my Library name field became blank. Now I have the Library logo in my iTunes window like before, but it doesn't say anything next to the logo. I can't seem to click on it to change it either. Everything works fine, but it is annoying. Any suggestions?
Shawn

Yeah, that's the thing that's wierd. I double click and nothing happens.
Shawn,
It must have inadvertently been deleted.
If you move your cursor just to the right of the
yellow icon and double click you should get the text
box to open so you can retype it.
Matt

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