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A customer has an iPod Classic and an iPod nano. How do you separate what is put on each device so that it can have it's own playlist? Am I missing the obvious?
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A customer has an iPod Classic and an iPod nano. How do you separate what is put on each device so that it can have it's own playlist? Am I missing the obvious?

Can you create profiles in iTunes, or seperate different Ipod devices to have different playlists?

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