All the manuals are missing which is OK if there is a decent help file
provided somewhere.
I actually am more likely to complain about the manuals for iPod than
anything else. I have yet to see a good explanation of how to use the on
the go playlist or how to keep my iPod from turning on disk use.
My iPod Touch is so annoying that I have to read a manual! How do I
display all the data that I can see on my Nano, like playlists that are
in podcasts? On-the-Go was easy on the Nano [select playlist or
song/podcast, press and hold center button until screen flashes; create
new OTG playlist after sync], but hard to find on the Touch. I like the
Touch anyway--good outweighs bad.
iPod Lounge is helpful. They have their own manuals, including The Free
iPod + iPhone Book 4.
http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/library/
Betty
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