Where are the Applescript documentations ?

Hi List !
I want to create some scripts for iTunes...but I can't find the documentations about iTunes scripting support !
I found this page...
http://www.apple.com/applescript/apps/
...that cleraly say :
"Applications with online scripting documentation are marked with arrows:"
The iTunes icon IS marked with an arrow but there is no scripting documentation available when I click on the link. I Google'd a bit and found nothing...
Can anyone point me to the documentation ?

It's been my experience that very few applications provide explicit "documentation" for their scripting capabilities.
The webpage you referenced does have a download link to some example scripts. Typically Apple's example scripts will be commented fairly well to help you follow what they're doing.
The other type of "documentation" you need to familiarize yourself with is an application's scripting dictionary. Scriptable applications contain a scripting dictionary that you can open and view in Script Editor or Xcode.
Launch Script Editor, select "Window -> Library" to open the Library window, click iTunes, then click the "Open applications dictionary button" (it looks like some books). Note that if for some reason iTunes is not listed in the Library window you can also use "File -> Open Dictionary..." to select an application.
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