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Yes<br />
Your IPOD should show up under my computer as a drive. From there you can copy the music to and from the device. 
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Yes
Your IPOD should show up under my computer as a drive. From there you can copy the music to and from the device.

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it shows the device and not the files
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Right click on my computer and go to manage<br />
look under tisk tools and see if you can see the device
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Right click on my computer and go to manage
look under tisk tools and see if you can see the device

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well Windows &nbsp;don't recognize Mac OS-formatted disks :-(
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well Windows  don't recognize Mac OS-formatted disks :-(

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Thanks
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is it possible to copy songs directly from ipod to computer?

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