No Track Name in the Title Bar

In iTunes v10.0, when I right-click a track and choose Get Info,
the window's title bar says "iTunes" instead of the track's name.
This was originally posted in September 09, but this issue still isn't
resolved in iTunes 10.0.1
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=10176900&#10176900
PS: I only have one library.

when I right-click a track and choose Get Info, the window's title bar says "iTunes" instead of the track's name.
That's what it's supposed to be. The title bar is the name of the iTunes library you are using.
but this issue still isn't
resolved in iTunes 10.0.1
I doubt there's anything to be resolved. It is working the way it's supposed to work.
The track name that is playing it in the "LCD" info window at top of iTunes.

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