Fetch Art version 1.2.0	
May 26, 2005

RELEASE NOTES:
As of version 1.2, Aric has taken over development from Yoel. 

Version 1.2 adds support for Mac OS X 10.4, Tiger.

WHAT IT DOES:
Fetch Art will allow you to automatically download album art for your music in iTunes.  It uses album art from Amazon.com, and the ID3 tags in your MP3 files to determine the appropriate CD cover to download.  If your ID3 tags are incorrect or incomplete, you may not get any art for that song, and occasionally will actually get the wrong art as it was unable to correctly find the album on Amazon.

INSTALLATION NOTES: 
If you have previously installed a Beta release of Fetch Art, the installer may warn you that a newer version of Fetch Art already exists on your drive. You may safely ignore this warning.

If you have previously installed a version of Fetch Art without a package installer (i.e. Fetch Art Beta 1.04 or earlier), you must remove the Fetch Art script from your ~/Library/iTunes/Scripts/ folder. Otherwise, the new version will not work properly. 

HOW TO USE IT:
In iTunes, select one or more songs, or select a playlist, then choose "Fetch Art" from the iTunes Script menu. The Fetch Art application will start, and attempt to download art for the songs you chose. After art downloading has finished, select one or more of the songs to see what art was found. If you are happy with the art that was found, hit Return to copy the art to iTunes.
You can also copy art to iTunes for every song in the list by choosing "Fetch Art" > "Copy All Art to iTunes," or by hitting command-T. This may take awhile if there are many songs in the list.

Things to know:
* If you tell Fetch Art to copy art to iTunes for a song that has art already, the existing art will be replaced.
* Choosing "Fetch Art" > "Buy From Amazon.com" will open the selected song's product page at Amazon.com.
* You can set which Amazon site to use (amazon.com, amazon.co.uk, or amazon.de) in the preferences.

HOW IT WORKS:
Amazon's XML interface allows programs to query Amazon's database for item attributes, including CD artwork. Fetch Art uses this interface to find artwork for a song and download it if it exists. The image file is also cached for future use in your ~/Library/Application Support/FetchArt folder (if you don't want Fetch Art to save downloaded artwork, you can set this in the preferences).

CONTACT:
For the latest news and updates, please visit the Fetch Art website at http://www.aric.org/fetchart. You can also contact the developer at aric@aric.org with any questions or comments.

DISCLAIMER:
This program is provided free of charge and ENTIRELY without warranty. If your computer bursts into a giant ball of flames as a consequence of using it, I'm sorry, but I ain't responsible.

THANKS:
Thanks to Yoel for letting me take over development to keep this great application alive.