I don't know about that. What I remember is that when I plugged a I
Pod in that wasn't set up on the machine I was using it said that it
would erase all data on the unit and authorize it on the new computer.
I will attempt to use it and see if I can add songs to it.
On Jan 9, 2008, at 1:26 PM, Douglas Rider wrote:
It should not do that, unless they changed stuff in newer models. I
had a gen 4 ipod that I used between rwo macs for a long time.
Unless you are using an Ipod already formated for windows and you
are going to try to use it on a Mac.
On Jan 9, 2008, at 5:31 AM, Shaun Jones wrote:
Doesn't the songs on the I Pod get erased when it is plugged into a
new I Tunes application?
On Jan 9, 2008, at 1:55 AM, Douglas Rider wrote:
I would still use Itunes, just make sure that the playlists are
not automaticly synced and you should be fine. A tip that helps me
with my ipod is to number all thed playlists, for example I have a
smart playlist that has all of my current podcasts named 0 and
music playlist numbered so that when I click the center buttion
twice I get my podcast as my first playlist and for me two clicks
from the click wheen is my favorets playlist
On Jan 8, 2008, at 7:11 PM, Shaun Jones wrote:
Listers if I want to put songs on a I Pod that belongs to someone
else, but preserve the songs already stored on their I Pod. What
Mac application do I use?
