In the past, I 'the VE has placed the iPod on my primary computer and on another computer in my house. Both have been installed itunes. However, every time I entered my iPod on the second computer, the files have been erased out of my iPod. Consequently, I had to enter the primary computer to retrieve files yet. What?, How can I keep the same files on both computers without the risk of deleted files?
- How do I transfer photos from two different computers onto my iPod without syncing?
- I have two different computers and both have different sets of photos. I could easily get photos from a computer, but when I try to connect to the other, says that the iPod has to sync and that all the photos on it will be replaced by the photos on my library computer. I am
- Is there an application for computers that will allow you to monitor several email accounts at once?
- on my iPod can I check several e-mail addresses in an application. the yahoo gmail etc. the msn? l? an application like this for computers that? as my iPod? whoever has the whole idea?
- PDA’s That Won’t Install Programs Properly
- Yes, sometimes this does happen. You purchase a program for your PDA and get home just to find out the program doesn’t want to install the way it is supposed to onto your PDA. You have docked it with the desktop computer and still it doesn’t want to install. There could be a number of reasons
- Using the Infrared Beam Feature On Your PDA
- This is actually a great feature that is on most PDA’s. What this does is allow you to aim two PDA’s at each other and they can ultimately transfer files or pictures one to the other. And, this is without any wires being attached or docking systems having to be in place. The infrared beam
- How do I get my computers to share files?
- I have two computers connected to my home with a router, both metal, even if they are capable radio (no cards to the radio, yet, just the router). How do I share files between two computers? Can I use a web browser to browse with the HD of the computer? Or that I must do