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23/08/09 Filed in: wireless | networking
Scotty,
I'm having trouble with the following. Please help!!!!!!!
1. How do I transfer my songs in order from the computer to the ipod?
2. When I try to disconnect, my screen on the computer tells me that I can't because a program is in use.
Also, you said that you had a handout for us but we were unable to pick it up after the first session. Could you please mail it to me. I would appreciate any help that I could get. Thanks.
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Hi
I've included it as an attachment in this email.
To respond to your questions: If you have any software that scans a drive, it could have hold of your ipod's content therefore you're getting this warning. Not sure if you are mac or PC, but I'll assume PC. It's common for windows to scan through any device attached. I would suggest quitting any program that may be running besides iTunes. There could also be virus protection installed that may be scanning the ipod and therefore you may see that message as well as a result. (again, on a mac this is not an issue)
To address question 1. Do you mean to say that they are not in order once you get them to the ipod? They should show in the order you placed them in your playlist.
In the future, if you'd like to email me, it would be faster if you send it to my personal email sells@mac.com. I don't check my cms mail as often as I should.
CMS handout August 18, 2009
I'm having trouble with the following. Please help!!!!!!!
1. How do I transfer my songs in order from the computer to the ipod?
2. When I try to disconnect, my screen on the computer tells me that I can't because a program is in use.
Also, you said that you had a handout for us but we were unable to pick it up after the first session. Could you please mail it to me. I would appreciate any help that I could get. Thanks.
_________________
Hi
I've included it as an attachment in this email.
To respond to your questions: If you have any software that scans a drive, it could have hold of your ipod's content therefore you're getting this warning. Not sure if you are mac or PC, but I'll assume PC. It's common for windows to scan through any device attached. I would suggest quitting any program that may be running besides iTunes. There could also be virus protection installed that may be scanning the ipod and therefore you may see that message as well as a result. (again, on a mac this is not an issue)
To address question 1. Do you mean to say that they are not in order once you get them to the ipod? They should show in the order you placed them in your playlist.
In the future, if you'd like to email me, it would be faster if you send it to my personal email sells@mac.com. I don't check my cms mail as often as I should.
CMS handout August 18, 2009
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