Apple gave iTunes a much-needed overhaul as of version 11. But there are several changes from previous versions and some users will need a guide.

Enter "Take Control of iTunes 11: The FAQ" from TidBITS Publishing. The ebook walks readers through the process of becoming an iTunes power user, with chapters -- including Play, Rip, Buy, Tag, Organize, Search, and Sync -- that cover the basics and beyond. Some of the questions answered include:

°How do I use Up Next?

°Which bit rate should I use to rip CDs?

° How do I rip an audiobook CD?

° Where can I stream music from?

° How do I put files in the correct library?

° How do I add lyrics to my tracks?

° What interesting things can I do with smart playlists?

° What's the best way to deal with my huge music library?

° Can I search my library by star rating?

° How do I squeeze as much music as possible onto my iOS device?

° What happens if I turn off iTunes Match?

° How do I copy media from one iTunes library to another?

° How do I authorize and deauthorize my computer for iTunes Store purchases?

° What can I do in iTunes with AppleScript?

"Take Control of iTunes 11: The FAQ" is written by Kirk McElhearn, a senior contributor to Macworld, where he frequently pens articles about iTunes, most notably in his Ask the iTunes Guy column. He's also author of the popular Take Control of Scrivener 2 ebook, along with other tech-related books.

For more information about "Take Control of iTunes 11: The FAQ" -- including the table of contents, author bios, and cover graphic, go to http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9781615424177.do .