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Itunes!!


Question Posted Tuesday July 28 2009, 8:07 am

I wondering if someone could help me with itunes...
Well bascially i've got some songs that are on my ipod but i want to put them onto my itunes library; as they are not on there and i want to put them onto another ipod without downloading them. But i dont know how to do that. If you do happen to know can you please tell me in the most simplist way; as i am not that great with computers!
Thanks! =D

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xokristabelle answered Tuesday July 28 2009, 4:19 pm:
Plug your ipod in and open itunes. When the little icon for your ipod comes up, right click on it and click on "Transfer Purchases".

(This won't work for songs you haven't bought on itunes)

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