At 6:57 AM -0400 6/15/05, Tim Collier wrote:
I'll take a stab at answering this one. You can only associate an
iPod with one Mac at a time, if you try to plug it into another one,
it's going to require you to erase the contents of the iPod. You
can turn on sharing between the 2 Macs with iTunes and you'll be
able to use each other's libraries of songs, but you won't be able
to actually copy anything that is on the other Mac.
Actually, you can copy the libraries directly from one Mac to
another. That is how I keep my iTunes on my Powerbook up-to-date with
my iMac. I used to just drag the folder to the hard drive of the
Powerbook via AirPort, but that would take a long time. Now I just
use Firewire Target Disk mode.
Of course with one Mac on a different floor, the latter is of no use.
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Dennis B. Swaney
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... oh, never mind."
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