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QUICK START TO GOING BEYOND THE MUSIC
Although you can read this book sequentially, you may wish to use
this page to chart your own path through the topics that I cover. You
can click a blue link to jump quickly to a particular section.
Get a grip on basic iPod use:
(To use this book effectively, you must understand these topics.)
Make sure you know which model of iPod you have in Know Your
iPod (p. 9).
Your iPod needs power. Read Plug In Your iPod (p. 14), find
out about Dealing with a dead battery, and learn about Battery
extenders.
Understand the basics. Read Install iTunes (p. 26) and Listen to
Music (p. 28). This may also be a good time to note iPod Trouble-
shooting: The Five Rs (p. 21) and to find out about Locking an iPod
(p. 23).
Turn your iPod into a handy a portable disk for files from your
computer with Set Up the iPod as a Disk (p. 33).
Stay organized:
Track your schedule and contacts. See Use the iPod Calendar
(p. 40) and Use the iPod Contacts (p. 45).
Sync other information to your iPod. Read Use iPDA to Sync
Information (Mac Only) (p. 47).
Leave yourself spoken notes. Read Talk to Your iPod (p. 54).
Use extra space for a backup or an extra boot disk. Read Back Up
Your Computer (p. 56) and Use Your iPod as a Mac Startup Drive
(p. 59).
Transfer Photos from a Camera to an iPod (p. 83) until you can
transfer them to the mother ship.
Copy Maps to an iPod (p. 87), so you’ll have them handy while
traveling.
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