No Sync Progress indication

Is it just me or has iTunes 7 stopped indicating syncronisation progress. It used to display copying track X of Y in the status window at top / middle of the window. Also if you had your ipod selected in the left pane, it would scroll through the tracks in the library indicating when each track had been copied.

I'm on the PC version of iTunes 7, with the latest update.
Exact same situation here. Very annoying now. iPod used to update in a minute or two tops, now it's taking a loooooong time...haven't timed for sure, but it seems like 10 or more minutes, even for just one or two songs added.
A lot of the version 7 seems to be steps backward....also very annoyint the disappearance of the equalizer button.
I don't sync with my Mac laptop, so wonder if this an issue for both platforms.

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