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On Mon, 8 Nov 2004, Mark Fowler wrote:
> The iPod "Klegg" is linked to another iTunes music library. Do you=20
> want to change the link to this iTunes music library and replace all=20
> existing songs and playlists on this iPod with those from this=20
> library
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> No Yes
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> I see this dialog *every* *single* *time* I plug my iPod into charge on m=
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> work Mac (i.e. the one that doesn't have my music collection on it.)
> Where's the sodding "never" option then?
How To Use One iPod with Two or More Macs
From Rachael Smithey,Your Guide to Focus on Macs.
The Macintosh to which you ordinarily connect your iPod is its
home computer. You can add songs to your iPod from a second (or
third...) Macintosh by following these steps.
Difficulty:=C2=A0Easy
Time Required:=C2=A05 min.
Here's How:
1. Connect your iPod to the second computer
2. This alert box will appear: The iPod is linked to another iTunes
music library. Do you want to change the link to this iTunes
music library and replace all existing songs and playlists on
this iPod with those from this library?
3. Click No
4. Open iTunes
5. Click on the iPod Options button
6. Click Manually manage songs and playlists
7. Click OK
8. You are now able to copy songs and playlists from the second
computer's iTunes library to your iPod.
<http://macs.about.com/cs/ipod/ht/ipod_two_macs_p.htm>;
First hit on Google when pasting part of that message in.=20
But then, I assume you already tried that, and are just being snarky :-)
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Chris Devers
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