The shuffle itself is accessible completely. Of course, putting
music on it via itunes is another matter. There's scripts for it,
but I've not used them, so can't comment on their usefulness. I've
found nothing to dump stuff on my ipod other than having itunes do it
automatically when you put in a cd. This is the method I use, and
while it works, it's not a very good solution, since there's no way
to tell it to transfer things already on your hd.
On Mar 3, 2006, at 12:06 AM, Cheryl Homiak wrote:
I think there may be information about some of my qeustions in the
archives but haven't found it yet. I am wanting to know about the
accessibility of the ipod shuffle for setting it up, choosing and
transfering music and audiobooks, and actually playing music. I
read something about this from National Braille Press; it was
pretty detailed but of course was totally Windows/JFW/Window-eyes
related. I'm considering buying one eventually but want to make
sure I can set it up and use it. I'd really like a nano but as far
as I know the shuffle is the only accessible ipod.
Tia.
--
Cheryl
"Where your treasure is,
there will your heart be also".
