Q. I want to reset my ipod somehow i guess, that way i can sync the music from my computer onto it, instead of from the desk top i have. The music on it, is from the desk top, but i would like to put the music from the itunes on my computer onto it. Is this possible?
A. I heard this iPod to iPod/Computer/iTunes works pretty good on this.
AVCWare iPod to iPod/Computer/iTunes Transfer can quickly and easily transfer your iPod songs, vdieos, photos, playlists, ratings, and other info directly to iTunes, transfer music and videos from any iPod back to any Windows computer. It can also transfer music and videos from your iPod to iPhone or other iPods.
http://ipod-tool.com/ipod-software/ipod-to-ipod-computer-itunes-transfer.html
All types of iPod/iPhone are supported. It saved me time and money.
I advise you to use it. Really save time.
You can search more at http://bing.com
AVCWare iPod to iPod/Computer/iTunes Transfer can quickly and easily transfer your iPod songs, vdieos, photos, playlists, ratings, and other info directly to iTunes, transfer music and videos from any iPod back to any Windows computer. It can also transfer music and videos from your iPod to iPhone or other iPods.
http://ipod-tool.com/ipod-software/ipod-to-ipod-computer-itunes-transfer.html
All types of iPod/iPhone are supported. It saved me time and money.
I advise you to use it. Really save time.
You can search more at http://bing.com
ipod touch help please?
Q. ive got an 8gb ipod touch 3rd gen i think but anyway i had originally installed Itunes and my music library to my old desk top computer, now though its in my loft because ive just moved and cant find it anywhere. so im using my laptop and ive just installed Itunes on it and i want to transfer all my songs from my Ipod into the new library how do i do this?
oh and also it asked me that i could only have one library at a time and if i wanted to erase and something or transfer my purchases, but i just closed everything down at that point because i didnt want to ruin my libray. many thanks :)
oh and also it asked me that i could only have one library at a time and if i wanted to erase and something or transfer my purchases, but i just closed everything down at that point because i didnt want to ruin my libray. many thanks :)
A. I heard this iPod to iPod/Computer/iTunes works pretty good on this.
AVCWare iPod to iPod/Computer/iTunes Transfer can quickly and easily transfer your iPod songs, vdieos, photos, playlists, ratings, and other info directly to iTunes, transfer music and videos from any iPod back to any Windows computer. It can also transfer music and videos from your iPod to iPhone or other iPods.
http://ipod-tool.com/ipod-software/ipod-to-ipod-computer-itunes-transfer.html
All types of iPod/iPhone are supported. It saved me time and money.
I advise you to use it. Really save time.
You can search more at http://bing.com
AVCWare iPod to iPod/Computer/iTunes Transfer can quickly and easily transfer your iPod songs, vdieos, photos, playlists, ratings, and other info directly to iTunes, transfer music and videos from any iPod back to any Windows computer. It can also transfer music and videos from your iPod to iPhone or other iPods.
http://ipod-tool.com/ipod-software/ipod-to-ipod-computer-itunes-transfer.html
All types of iPod/iPhone are supported. It saved me time and money.
I advise you to use it. Really save time.
You can search more at http://bing.com
don't bother thank you.?
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benchmark A benchmark measures the time a package takes to process a certain number of transactions.
build or buy choice between developing in-house software and purchasing software often is called a build or buy, or make or buy, decision.
business process outsourcing (BPO) The outsourcing of a basic business process.
default A default is a value that a system displays automatically.
design prototyping Prototyping of user requirements, after which the prototype is discarded and implementation continues. Also called throwaway prototyping.
evaluation and selection team An evaluation and selection team is involved in selecting hardware and software, and includes systems analysts and users. A team approach ensures that critical factors are not overlooked and that a sound choice is made.
evaluation model An evaluation model is a technique that uses a common yardstick to measure and compare vendor ratings.
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fourth-generation environment Term used to describe an efficient software development environment that is created through the use of powerful CASE tools, application generators, report generators, screen generators, and fourth-generation languages (4GLs) during prototyping.
fourth-generation language (4GL) Fourth-generation languages (4GLs) are non-procedural languages. They are especially valuable in implementing an object-oriented system design.
global outsourcing The practice of shifting IT development, support, and operations to other countries.
hard-coded A function or item is said to be hard-coded if it is physically programmed into an application or system.
help deskA help desk or information center supports users by training them on application software. User support specialists answer questions, troubleshoot problems, and serve as a clearinghouse for user problems and solutions.
horizontal application A software package that can be used by many different types of organizations.
in-house software An information center or help desk, within the IT department, is responsible for providing user support and offering services such as hotline assistance, training, and guidance to users who need technical help.
information center (IC) Software that is made, built, and developed by a company's IT department.
Internet business services (IBS) Services that provide powerful Web-based support for transactions such as order processing, billing, and customer relationship management.
logical design The logical design of an information system defines the functions and features of a system and the relationships among its components.
loose coupling Loose coupling means that the objects can interact, but are essentially independent.
maintenance agreement A maintenance agreement specifies the conditions, charges and time frame for users to contact the vendor for assistance when they have system problems or questions.
make or buy The choice between developing in-house software and purchasing software often is called a make or buy, or build or buy, decision.
managed hosting Another term for Internet business services (IBS). An operation is managed by the outside firm, or host.
middleware Middleware is software that connects dissimilar applications and enables them to communicate and exchange data. For example, middleware can link a departmental database to a Web server that can be accessed by client computers via the Internet or a company intranet.
.NET Microsoft's Web-based development environment.
net present value (NPV) The NPV of a project is the total value of the benefits minus the total value of the costs, with both the costs and benefits being adjusted to reflect the point in time at which they occur.
newsgroups A newsgroup is the electronic equivalent of the everyday bulletin board.
offshore outsourcing The practice of shifting IT development, support, and operations to other countries.
outsourcing Outsourcing is the transfer of information systems development, operation, or maintenance to an outside firm that provides these services, for a fee, on a temporary or long-term basis.
parameter In system design ,a parameter is a value that the user enters when a query or report is run, which provides flexibility, enables users to access information easily, and costs less than hard-coding all possible report or query values.
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A. You must be really confused. Good luck
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