iTunes

I assume you're using Windows. Step 1: Download itunes from itunes.com Step 2: Install itunes Step 3: Reboot Step 4: Run itunes Step 5: Go to File -> Add File/Folder to Library to add music, or drag and drop it from Windows Explorer. Double click the song to play.

The latest version of iTunes is always the best.

A library is a place you can study or find a book to read, a library is good for your education.

Clicking on the music's icon and dragging it into the iTunes window will add it to the iTunes library or select Add To Library... from the iTunes File menu.

use winrar and put a password on

you register it under your name.

There are currently four types of iPods with a touch screen: the iPod Touch, the iPhone, the iPad, and the ipod nano multi-touch.

you have to jailbreak your ipod.

when you finish jailbreaking your ipod,you have to install ifile vie cydia,

that way,you can access the files on your ipod.

there`s lots of programs you can use on your computer to copy

the AM game to your ipod like diskaid or ifunbox.on your ipod,locate

your game with ifile and click the .html file in your game folder,and your done.

16

Simply credit your iTunes account with the value you owe for the app, it should then automatically pay for the app. If it does not automatically deduct the amount owed, email apple and ask them to manually deduct it from your account.

PC: View>View Options (or Ctrl+J)

yea you can use it to buy apps and books and music

Yes, you can. There are three display options (list, grid, cover flow) You can find these in the top right corner of the itunes window, by the search bar. The list view will allow to view all the artists and all all of there songs on one page.

The songs must be DRM free. You will need to use a third-party program to convert AAC to MP3 or MP4. Once converted, the songs will play on any MP4 compatible device.

To change the listing order of a playlist in iTunes right click on each track and select Get Info. Click on the Sorting button and enter the name you want to use for sorting into the Sort Name box. Ideally you would fill in this information when first adding the tracks to your library.

Yea yo can just type heaven 911 its the first one

Yes, there is a way to get them back. As long as you are using the same iTunes account, you can get all of your apps back for free. If you remember all of the apps you need back, just download all of them again through iTunes, and since you already downloaded them once (if they're not in your computer's system), it will download them for free.

if your ipod is a 4gen, yes

no

note, you will have to set the ipod to manually manage or disk use, so to do that you will go to itunes after plugging in the ipod and select cancel from the menu and set it to Manuel or disk use then hit apply and begin.

if this is a new computer to your ipod then what you will do is go to control panel, files or general, and click show hidden files and folders; or you could click to access your hard drive and it will prompt you to do this with a link to help you. the next step is to open itunes in full screen and a minimized window with "my computer" or a drive explorer and select under devices with removable storage your ipod an access the translucent file ipod control, then music, then you will highlight all of those files and drag them to itunes. afterwords you should probably reset to not show hidden files and you're done.

get it on your computer then put it on the other ipod

No. You can use PayPal and any major credit/debit card, as well as an iTunes Gift Card.

To determine the version number of any Mac OS X software click on the name of the software (for example iTunes) in the menu bar (top left) and select About iTunes. This will open a window with details about the software. If the software is not running you can right click on the software's icon and then select Get Info from the menu. This will open an Info window with details of the software.

an album on ITunes will be about £7.00 depending on how old it is. I bought an old one for £4.99