iPod

The iPod Nano can be used as a voice recorder. Select Voice Memo from the Extras menu.

Normally, mini-jack means a 3.5mm jack.

3.5mm jack or 1/8" jack are recognized descriptions of the connector series that include 2, 3 or 4 channel versions using the same diameter shaft on the male connector. Note that although 1/8" is not the precise size, it is still accepted as an accurate description of the connector range.

Min-jack is not generally used as a description for specification purposes and the same name has been used to describe 2.5mm jack plugs, Mini-DIN connectors, RCS and phono connectors. If you are told that a connection is a mini-jack, you need to ask more questions to be sure of the connector.

Tax is the only additional charge on iPods. So unless you are including accessories like screen protectors and cases, the original price is the price paid.

all you have to do is plug ur ipod in and sync your ipod and it should come on You plug the i-pod into the computer, go to i-tunes store, press "buy song" at the bottem, then at the bottem right corner there should be a button that says "Snyc" press that, then wait until the top says that it is ok to unplug. - i-pod geek go to my music at the top of your screen where it has your ipod information. i will say sync. ipod click it and there you go!! it may take a little bit to sync. though if you plug in your ipod to your computer then on the right of your itunes youll see a link to your ipod's music then simply click and drag the songs from your itunes to your ipod

Its called "I Hurt Too" by Katie Herzig

About three wombats. And each wombat is worth twelve grey mice.

you go the download & click it. then press the "delete" button.

Well in my words The Song Maui Wowie came out into the debut album "A Kid Named Cudi" of course by Kid Cudi anywho it came out in 2008 so in best words it was Kid Cudi's intent to not put it up on the iTunes cause more people notice of of the internet so its not that hard to comprehind

1. Step 1

   Make sure the iPod model you have is compatible with iPodWizard (see Resources 1). Some models are encrypted and do not work with the iPodWizard program.

2. Step 2

   Download the iPodWizard application from GetiPodWizard.com and install it on a Windows-based computer.

3. Step 3

   Connect the iPod to the computer, and then follow the instructions to load iPodWizard onto the iPod.

4. Step 4

   Find and download iPodWizard games and firmware.

5. Step 5

   Launch the iPodWizard program to install the games you downloaded.

6. Step 6

   Change the iPodWizard mode to "Firmware File," select "Open Firmware" and then select the firmware files you downloaded.

7. Step 7

   Select "Write to iPod" to add the games to the iPod.

8. Step 8

   Navigate to and open the "iPod_Control" folder on the iPod through Windows Explorer. (You may need to set Windows Explorer to show hidden folders to see the "iPod_Control" folder.)

9. Step 9

   Create a folder named "Games_RO" folder in the "iPod_Control" folder, if it does not already exist. Drag and drop the game files into the "Games_RO" folder to install the games on the iPod.

Just go to filebook.ph and you can download movies from this site.

Hey, I just changed mine. You can get a kit do do it. Or you get a nice size c- clamp, a deep well socket that is bigger than the u joint cap on one side and a deep well socket that is a little smaller than the cap on the other side. Use the c-clamp to press the one side into the other (larger) socket. Once pressed all the way through, you should be able to slip it out.

You can get it on itunes.

It should be on the way bottom on the screen. If u keep scrolling down it should be on the bottom and it should say Logout of -------- account

If its generation 4 -

· Blinking orange: Device is syncing with iTunes or in use as a disk

· Solid orange: 25% - 49% charge

If its generation 3 -

· 25% - 49% charge

If its generation 2 -

· 10% - 30% charge

· No light no change

If its generation 1 -

· Low charge

Hope I answered your question

Cutoffs are used to divy up frequencies being received by different speakers. They can be purchased online or at electronics shops.

In inches diameter

yes there is i believe when u purchase a song from itunes it goes into ur library and ur ipod look in ur library to make sure u song is in there then simply delete the songs off ur sisters ipod

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you have to burn the music off your computer to the CD you can put music fromm your iPod to a CD ...............................................you didnt know that and vote for Obama

HiI assume you have one of these "thumb" drives or keychain drives, whatever you care to call them.Well, plug it into your USB port (some of them will light up to tell you it's connected; some are easy to put in upside down too...not good)Then click Start and select My Computer. You will see the new drive shows up in the list. A: is a floppy if you have one, C: is your hard disc, D: is usually a CD drive, so anything else is the usb drive. Find the folder or document you want to transfer and RIGHT click on it. Click "Send to.." and then click on whatever icon or drive letter the usb drive is using (not A, C, or D, obviously. Probably F: unless you have a bunch of CD burners and a partitioned hard drive. Don't ask.)Probably the usb device will flash as the file is transferred and you're done.Phil

Mine doesn't (actually I have an '04) but if yours does you should consider it a potentially very dangerous condition and have it checked out by a trusted mechanic or your Toyota dealer immediately. Any problem with the engine control system or its sensors should be throwing a code (your 'check engine light will be on) which you can easily read. Many auto supply stores will loan you an OBD II code reader that simply plugs in under your dash (to the right of the steering column) and tells you exactly what the problem is. Cheers

From what I've heard, Stevie Rachelle has closed registration due to the amount of spambots and hackers. It's a major bummer...i could have contributed greatly to the site.

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If your noticing the leak coming from around the bottom of the toilet where it sits on the floor, then it could be that the wax seal maybe old and cracked, A plumber could help you fix that. If it's the actual toilet bowl that is leaking then you might have a crack in it and have to replace your toilet.

Depends on what you mean by "leaks slowly".

If it leaks water out the valve, causing the level in the tank to slowly go down, which then requires it to re-fill itself over and over again, you can replace the flapper valve, which is th rubber thingie that comes up when you push the flush lever. There are more reliable "tower" type of valves available that will last longer, leak less, and get hung up less often than the old fashioned flapper valve.

If you mean that water continuously flows, it's probably because the float is set too high. Water comes in, then runs out the overflow drain, which is the pipe in the middle of the tank. In that case, lower the float. How this is accomplished depends on the system you have. It might be by bending the rod that the float is on downward a little. It might be by squeezing some clips together so the float can slide down the rod that it rides on.