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If you are using a mac, go on Miro. Where the song is, to the right it should say 'show more' with an arrow pointing downwards. Click that. When the menu shows up, click 'show in finder.' Then it will show you the song in your drive, just drag it into Itunes.

On a macbook, open Miro... Click Miro, Preferences, Folders, Change, Admin, (*CLICK THE ARROW ON THE FOLLOWING*) Music, iTunes, iTunes Media... Then click Automatically Add to iTunes, Open... and you're good! You're welcome. Peace

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You don't get your money back for deleting an app

The size of the song itself will vary, depending on length and the compression rate, but will usually be between 3 and 5 MB

google "youtube converter" you can take the audio from any youtube video and convert it into mp3, then import that into garage band

1. download iTunes if you don't have it.

2. connect your iPhone to your computer with the wire

3. on iTunes go to music at the top left and check if your songs are there

- if not then just drag your music files to your iTunes

4. after your music is on iTunes press on the iPhone bar on the left and press sync on the bottom right.

However, you may receive a warning stating that all existing music will be erased on your iPhone. If you don't have all music on your computer, you'd better try other software besides iTunes .

FonePaw iOS Transfer is a good alternative. Launch the program on your computer>connect iPhone to PC >Click "Media">"music">"Add">select music files or folder on your computer>Click "Open">Transfer music from computer to iPhone directly.

If you want to try another tool to transfer your music files from computer to your iPhone, you could free download and install AnyTrans, which is also a professional and powerful tool to transfer data.

1. Click on AnyTrans icon to run it, and connect your iPhone to computer via a USB cable.

2. Click on "Audio" and then tap on "Music " to enter the manage page.

3. Click on "+" at the top right pane, select the music files you want to import into your iPhone on your computer, and click on "Open" button to begin transferring.

After you've bought the app, you cannot retrieve the money you spent on the app.

iTunes acts like a 'no refund policy' store, where when you buy it, you keep it and no returns or refunds are accepted.

Well I've just got the 1Box and love it already! It's quite easy:

First go to a website that coverts songs to wav. I recommend...

http://audio.online-convert.com/convert-to-wav

follow the instructions

once it's downloaded do this:

Song>import file (if you're on a mac the keyboard shortcut Shift++O)

then search for the song

then it adds it to the song! Voila

Hope this helps

Matty

If the firmware update requires you to pay for it (example: 3.0 or 3.1 firmware), then yes, the iTunes gift card can be used to pay for the firmware.

All you need to do is simply unplug your ipod. Restart computer. Open iTunes. Now plug your iPod in and there ya have it ;)

Try isohunt, but you didn't hear it from me!

The ipod 3g doesn't exist yet; and no it doesn't require iTunes 9. even though i have iTunes 13

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create a Policy Manual for new managers. This manual should provide guidance to the new incoming managers, as they set up their respective departments. This manual should clearly lay out the expectations that you, as the owner and CEO of this company, expect from each incoming manager. Below is the breakdown on the five sections that must be addressed:

Section 1 of this manual should include a three-paragraph discussion of the external environment that this Internet access company will operate in. Think about the options the consumers currently have available to them in terms of Internet access, as you prepare your response for this section.

Section 2 will be three full paragraphs in length, and will outline the key points we have discussed related to Planning for this new company.

Section 3 will be three full paragraphs in length, and will outline the key points we have discussed related to Organizing for this new company.

Section 4 will be three full paragraphs in length, and will outline the key points we have discussed related to Leadership for this new company.

Section 5 will be three full paragraphs in length, and will outline the key points we have discussed related to Control for this new company.

Make sure your Policy Manual is relevant to an Internet company (i.e., speed to market, technical savvy, collaborative environment, etc.).

why many people are against DRM

I did this to my iPod Touch, but I'm pretty sure it's the same with the nano.

What happened was iTunes had me restore the software, basically go back to factory settings. What happens when you do that is you lose all your songs, photos, videos, etc. The iPod will be like new, so you will have to download all your stuff back to it. For me it was easy, because I had all of it saved on my computer. But other than losing all your stuff, nothing else, it's not broken or anything. :P

Good luck! :)

If the setting button does not work and you can, return it or exchange it. If its an old MP3 player it may be time to upgrade to a new one.

You can use a program called Copy Trans Manager to import your songs from your iTouch back into your computer.

You can use a program called iDump for all your other Apple products.

See related links below for links to these programs.

In the General section of the iTunes Preferences you can select your Import Settings - such as AAC or MP3. Insert your CD into the computer and open iTunes if it is not running. The CD will be listed in the left hand pane of iTunes. Select the CD title and all the tracks will be listed. Right click on the tracks you want to import and select Create AAC (or MP3) Version. This will create a copy of the track and add it to your library. When you next connect your iPod to iTunes you can add the tracks from your library as required.

On a MicroSD card, the my_sounds folder IS the my ringtones. On a phone, it won't let you move songs to ringtones.

You need to go into a wifi area and then it will stop waiting and start loading. Then you have the app you purchased and may delete it if you want.

yes

yep if you have da right software and wires

because it was classed as 'offensive.' its a great song but it was too graphic to be heard without an age limit, people complained about its content and so it was taken off almost every download site.

to do it u have to plug in your ipod to your computer.click app store then find the app u like then click it,enter your i tunes password then it will download it.