iPod

First, open up remote o. Your ipod touch, iPhone and then you open up iTunes on your computer. On your iPhone/touch select add iTunes library, you will see a 4- digit number. On your computer you will see and icon with the play button in it on the side pane of iTunes click it and type in the number that is on your iPhone or itouch and there you have it, make sure you have bonjour on otherwise it won't work

The most effective way is to purchase a small program called iPodsync. It has an option in its Advanced menu to Reset the iPod, ie to remove all entries in the Contact, Calendar, e-mail and any other folder you have. After this you simply resync, again using iPodSync, which, incidentally, will sync with Outlook versions earlier than 2003. With this application you will not need iTunes to sync your iPod. The whole thing is done in less than a minute, and for $11 that's a deal! I do not work for or sell iPodSync; I came across it after many frustrating attempts to delete multiple contact entries.

Whats a tf card? Team fortress? You need itunes

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There is always more risk buying from craigslist than a typical store or online store. You have to use your best judgment to determine if a listing is a scam, and always be safe when going to look at the product. If you know nothing about ipods, you should bring someone along who does.

It depends on the song. There are songs that cost $0.69, $0.99, or &1.29. Sometimes if you buy the whole album, the cost per song is less. There also a free song every week. It depends on if you consider those prices expensive.

"Over There", by George M. Cohan "...We're coming over, we're coming over, and we won't be home 'till it's over over there!" For the Americans: one favorite was "Over There"; another was "It's a Long Way to Tipperary". Check out this link for the words and other bits of info: http://www.firstworldwar.com/audio/overthere.htm

you pop the CD in and use windows media player! Read your manual!

most of the time when its new you can get a new one because it still has warrenty but when its not you have to pay like with my iphone when its stops break etc. i have to pay 199 for a new one

An ipod touch, you can text, email, call people, take pictures, listen to music and much more.

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The Home Sharing feature in iTunes lets you share your music library, or selected playlists, with other computers on your network so that they can listen to your music. It is not designed to move music around between computers.

Just download it

You can add music to the iTunes software from any CDs that you may have, mp3 music files on your computer, or you can buy music from the iTunes store or any other retailer that provides a download service such as Amazon.

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interference issues which unfortanetly can be difficult to deal with. Many devices operate in the same 2.4ghz spectrum as wifi:

2.4ghz cordless phones, baby monitors, microwaves...

Your neighbours could be just warming up a pizza. I know it sounds lame but its more then possible.

you maybe getting to far away from the router that provide the signal

U have to tap. The box on the screen that says it's gree it says something like finger scanner pro before u scan just send any other questions to MaddiROSU

a wma. file

It sounds as if you aren't part of the same school she goes too or you could still see her at the dance or even meet her there. You have to ask yourself first why her parents don't want her to even be with you and you know it isn't just the dance they don't want you to take her too. They don't want you dating their daughter! You don't have much say in the matter. If your girlfriend didn't want to go with another guy then she doesn't have too. She can either stay home or go alone. The guy her parents are letting her go with is probably the son of a friend of theres because that's what parents can do in this case. It's obvious her parents and you don't get along. I know going alone to a school dance isn't all that cool, but many girls just go with a girlfriend and think nothing of it. It would be best if you posted again and gave a little more insight into the problem you are having with your girlfriend's parents and why. Tell the truth about yourself and why you think her parents don't care for you and depending on your reasonings there may be a way to win her parents over. That's odd. As long as it's just a friend, I guess there's nothing wrong with that. Why won't they let her go with you? How is she your girlfriend then? Maybe you can talk to the parents and communicate that you really would like to take her. Maybe you need to re-evaluate why they dislike you.

It is okay to let your girlfriend dance with other boys. Its the right thing to do. But it's weird that your girlfriend's parents won't let you dance with her.

IN a cd, Ipod, or on your computer

It depends on the sampling rate and the length of the song. The sampling rate is usually measured in kbps (kilobits per second)and has a huge range. The higher the number the faster the sampling, the larger the file and the closer to CD it sounds. Files sampled at 256 kbps or above are usually indistinguishable from the CD. In the days where disk space was at a premium. people would sample at 128 or 162 kbps. Now that disk sizes are quite large people are sampling at higher rates. This rate can usually be set in the software you use to rip CD's. One gigabyte equals 8,388,608 kilobits. (You can convert most digital sizes using a bit calculator at http://www.matisse.net/bitcalc/) If you sample at 196 kbps this will give you 42,799 seconds or 713 minutes of music in a 1 gigabyte disk. If you sample at 256 kbps you would have 32768 seconds of music or 546 minutes in a 1 gigabyte disk. Since it is estimated that the average song length is between 3 and 4 minutes, a 1 gigabyte disc can hold the following: Sample rate Song Length Number of Songs 128 3 minutes 364 128 4 minutes 273 162 3 minutes 287 162 4 minutes 215 196 3 minutes 238 196 4 minutes 178 256 3 minutes 182 256 4 minutes 137 Since it is estimated that a 30 GB iPod will hold 7500 songs, this would come out to be about 250/GB which is within the ballpark of what we calculated above if sampled at between 128-196 KBPS.

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