An iPod is basically fairly simple to use, unless that is, if you’re not a ‘Technophobe’. The advantages of digital music are almost limitless. The scope and speed in which you can manage and transfer your music adds another dimension to your library. Creating folders, chopping and changing files around to take with you in the car or down to the beach, while you’re on the move or just out and about is so easy, so simple when you have your head around it.
Sometimes it’s merely a small hurdle, maybe not knowing how to transfer something or being able to organize iTunes. Typically iPods don’t come with instructions, manuals or a guide, and information is scarce if you don’t know where to look. But if you have the instructions it can make all the difference. But knowing where to find a decent guide or manual is kinda like fumbling around in the dark, sifting through page after page on the internet, asking around in electrical shops for something the manufacturers don’t produce can leave you feeling a little frustrated.
If you’re looking for a good iPod instructions, a manual, a guide or whatever go check out this link,
The guy has posted a video simple tutorial and I think he also sells a book too that might offer something more.
Anyway, take care…
…The iPod Junkie.
