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Learn a dozen ways to do more with an iPod than just listen to music!

Written by gadget-wizard Steve Sande, this 136-page book helps you advance to the next level of iPod mastery. Youll learn basics like charging an iPod and moving music over to it, but most of the book looks at all the other stuff you can do with an iPod: track calendar items and contacts, keep to-do lists, exercise, read ebooks and RSS feeds, listen to podcasts and audiobooks, watch video, view subway maps, back up your hard drive, and much more! (Click Front Matter, just below, to see the complete topic list.)

The book begins with colorful comparison charts of the various iPod models, just in case you arent sure which iPod you have, since you may not realize that the iPod you bought few years ago is now considered a second-generation iPod or you may have received your iPod as a hand-me-down, sans manual.

This book provides instructions for both Mac OS X and Windows users.

iPod touch users: please note that this ebook covers the iPod touch only to the extent that it behaves like a regular iPod. It does not cover the iPod touchs many unique features.

Read this book to learn answers to questions such as these:

  • Which iPod do I have?
  • Can I replace my radio alarm clock with an iPod?
  • How do I read RSS news feeds on my iPod?
  • How do I put maps and directions on my iPod?
  • How can I read long Microsoft Word documents on an iPod?
  • How do I sync music videos to an iPod?
  • How do I put Flash-based videos from YouTube on my iPod?
  • How can I convert a DVD so I can watch the video on an iPod?
  • Which iPods are best for using as voice recorders?

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Take Control of Your iPod: Beyond the Music
Steve Sande

Copyright 2009

TidBITS Publishing Inc.

50 Hickory Road

Ithaca, NY 14850 USA

http://www.takecontrolbooks.com

TAKE CONTROL books help readers regain a measure of control in an oftentimes out-of-control universe. Take Control books also streamline the publication process so that information about quickly changing technical topics can be published while it's still relevant and accurate.

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Read Me First

Welcome to Take Control of Your iPod: Beyond the Music , version 2.0.1.

This book puts you in control of aspects of iPod use that go beyond the obvious activity of listening to music. This book was written by Steve Sande, edited by Tonya Engst, and published by TidBITS Publishing Inc.

Copyright 2007 Steve Sande. All rights reserved.

The price of this ebook is $10. If you want to share it with a friend, please do so as you would a physical book. Click here to give your friend a discount coupon. Discounted classroom copies are also available.

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Basics

In reading this book, you may get stuck if you don't know certain basic facts about your iPod or iTunes, or if you don't understand Take Control wording for actions like working with menus or finding items on your computer. Please note the following:

  • Menus and paths on a computer : When I describe choosing a command from a menu in the menu bar, I use an abbreviated description. For example, my description for the menu command that saves a file would be "File > Save."

    I occasionally use a path to show the location of a file or folder in your file system. Path text is formatted in bold type. For example, on a Macintosh, you can find TextEdit by following the path /Applications/TextEdit.

  • Menus on an iPod : I assume that you are using the default, out-of-the-box main menu settings. If you've changed your main menu settings by choosing Settings > Main Menu and working in that area, then your iPod display will look different from how I describe it. To reset your Main Menu to the default values:

    • 6G iPod (classic) and 3G nano : choose Settings > Main Menu > Reset Main Menu > Reset.

    • Older iPods : The command is slightly differentSettings > Reset Settings > Reset.

    For example, If I want you to change the Contact settings on an iPod by first selecting Settings in the main menu and then selecting Contacts, I would write, "choose Settings > Contacts."

  • Controlling an iPod : I don't cover techniques for controlling each member of the iPod family, because it would take up a lot of space and because the manual for each iPod model already explains the functions of the buttons and switches. If you lost your manual, you can download an electronic version at http://www.apple.com/support/manuals/ipod.

    iPOD MODELS

    Certain iPod functions depend not only on the model of iPod, but also on when that model was released. If you need help figuring out which iPod you have, see .

  • iTunes version : I assume that you're using iTunes 7.4 or later. If you haven't yet updated to iTunes 7.4, refer to .

  • iTunes preferences : Most iPod preferences are available from the main iTunes window: select your attached iPod under Devices at the left of the iTunes window to access settings and other information at a glance ().

    Figure 1 Working with iTunes attach your iPod to your computer select it - photo 1

    Figure 1. Working with iTunes, attach your iPod to your computer, select it under the Devices heading at the left, and then view its information or change its options using the tabs to the right.

What's New in This Version

There's nothing certain in life except death, taxes, and new iPods. On September 5, 2007, Apple introduced the new iPod touch, a revised iPod nano, and a new version of the classic (full-sized iPod with video capabilities). With the new iPods out, I updated this book to version 2.0.1. Here's a list of the most important changes:

  • The new iPods : I've updated (p. 9) to include the new models. Where appropriate, this book now details menu and settings differences that have come about as a result of the new user interface of the iPod nano and classic.

  • The new iPod touch : I won't be adding much information about taking an iPod touch "Beyond the Music," except for those capabilities that it shares with other iPods. Instead, I recommend that you read its user guide to learn about its user interface and capabilities, many of which are shared with the iPhone. The Web also has plenty of information about the iPod touch available, and I particularly recommend these Web sites:

    • iLounge: http://www.ilounge.com

    • Macworld's iPod page: http://www.macworld.com/topics/hardware/ipod

    An exception to this lack of detail for the iPod touch is the new section (p. 75), which describes how to use to use Safari and Wi-Fi to tap into the wealth of free electronic texts available on the Internet.

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