What is iTunesControl?
iTunesControl is a free, light-weight program designed to add useful features to iTunes. It adds visual feedback, a sleep timer, over 40 customizable global hotkeys, and more.
iTunesControl works with iTunes 4.6 and above and runs on Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7.
News 
April 16th, 2009
I've released a second beta of 0.50 to fix a problem with the configuration application on Windows XP. See the beta page for details.
April 14th, 2009
The first beta of version 0.50 is now available! This version introduces major changes, including a completely redesigned configuration program, numerous bug fixes, improved compatibility with Vista and Windows 7, a redesigned Song Search feature, and improved performance with large iTunes libraries. See the beta page for details.
February 26th, 2009
Development has begun on the next version of iTunesControl. This next release will focus primarily on fixing bugs, with one or two new features possible. It will likely be a month or so before the first beta is available, but keep watching this page for news.
November 12th, 2008
iTunesControl 0.43 is finally available! Changes include a Song Search feature, several new hotkeys, and numerous bug fixes. See the download page for details.
November 5th, 2008
A new beta version is available that fixes a problem with the Song Search feature that caused iTunesControl to become unresponsive when the song list was being updated. If you have a large music library and experienced problems with iTunesControl seeming to lag in 0.43 Beta 2, this update should fix those problems. See the beta page for details.
October 30th, 2008
A new beta version is available that fixes problems with the Playlist Search feature, adds a Song Search feature and a Stop After Current Track hotkey, and allows more keys to be used as hotkeys. See the beta page for details.
September 15th, 2008
A new beta version is available that fixes a number of crashes and problems with the configuration file. Since this involved major changes to how iTunesControl handles its configuration file, I would appreciate any feedback, whether you find problems or not. See the beta page for details.