Proven strategies for how to use your iPod for work purposes and tax deduct the cost of the iPod and accessories.
How to update your iPod's software (Windows and Mac).
How to boot your Mac from your iPod (which is a great way to back up your Mac's hard disk and to make sure that if your hard drive ever fails, you aren't up the proverbial creek without a paddle).
How to troubleshoot your iPod (eg when it freezes or won't turn on, how to reset the PMU, when the touchwheel and buttons don't respond, when you've accidentally erased your iPod's drive).
How to use your iPod to store data (such as word files, pictures, movies). So, have an additional hard drive to provide additional capacity to your computer.
How to maximise your iPod's battery capacity and what to do if you still need more.
How to synchronise your contacts, calendar and email between your Mac/PC and your iPod .
How to store notes on your iPod (including secret documents such as pin numbers, passwords etc).
How to use scripts to automate processes between your Mac and your iPod.
How to use your iPod to DJ (including to mix songs!)
What you need to use your iPod as a voice recorder (so you can tape lectures, meetings, interviews or just make voice memos for yourself).
What you need to turn your iPod into a multi-media card reader, so you can store your photos off your digital camera.
How to play music until you sleep and how to use your iPod to wake you up again.
How to use your iPod with your home stereo system, dvd player or car stereo to have all your music with you wherever you are.
How to copy songs from your iPod to your Mac or PC.
How to use your iPod with multiple Machines.
How to replace your iPod's battery.
How to replace your iPod's hard drive.
What software is available for your iPod, what it does, where you can find it and where you can you find more.
1. Fix any problem your iPod is having, simply and easily.
2. Stick all of your CD's in the shed, yet be able to play every single track and album you own through your TV, DVD player, car stereo (or any other device with Audio input plugs (the red and white ones).
3. Use your iPod to back up your important files, boot your computer, copy music to other people's machines, and store your contacts and notes.
4. Easily restart your iPod after it's crashed or frozen and how to update its software.
5. Maximise the battery life on your iPod.
6. Know what the full range of iPod accessories are and how to use them (eg Did you know that you can use your iPod to record meetings by using a simple and very affordable accessory?)
7. Access the full range of iPod software that is available for both PCs and Macs.
8. Change the battery in your iPod on your own (which will cost you a small fortune if you take it to an Apple Service Centre). Restore your iPods contents if you accidentally erase its hard drive.
10. Use your iPod with two different machines - a PC and a Mac, or perhaps your work machine and your machine at home.
11. Replace your ipod's hard drive or perform other iPod hacks (for advanced users only!!)
12. And many other things that you can do to use your iPod to its fullest!. Wouldn't that be great?
