Removing the GENRE window pane in the Browser Window

Does anyone know how (if possible) to *remove the GENRE window* pane in the Browser Window in iTunes 8.x??? This was a check mark ON/OFF in iTunes 7.x Prefs but I can't find it in the 8 version = very annoying indeed since I don't select my music based on genre.
Any input on this is appreciated

Quit iTunes, launch Terminal, and enter this command:
defaults write com.apple.iTunes show-genre-when-browsing -bool FALSE
Relaunch iTunes, open the browser, and you'll notice the Genre column has gone. You can reverse this by quitting iTunes and repeating the above command, but with TRUE instead of FALSE.
There are also pre-complied utilities to do this; search MacUpdate or VersionTracker for something like "iTunes browser" and you should find them.

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