"Imagine...it's the 1st tee & you have no nerves, you have a 12 footer to shoot your personal best score and you calmly drain the putt, you play in competition as relaxed as you do in casual rounds - confident, rhythmic, effortless golf"miércoles, 17 de febrero de 2010
Discover How Your Windows Media Player
Discover How Your Windows Media Player Can Now Integrate With Your iPod So You Can Sync Your MP3s
As you have probably already found out, when you connect your iPod to Windows Media Player and sync your music, Windows Media Player will appear to have copied your music ... however, your iPod knows nothing about it.
So we took a closer look. What we found was that if there were two products that were made difficult to work well together, well, we found them, iPods and Windows Media Player.
People have suggested they were designed this way - surely not ;-)
After much thinking and brute force we've created SyncAudio by Red Hot Cat.
What does it look like, show me a screen shot, I hear you ask ... um, er, well, ... there isn't one.
Why?
Well, what we've accomplished is making Windows Media Player and your iPod think they are best of friends and that they love to sync with each other :-)
The cool thing is now it's easy to sync your MP3s to your iPod right from inside Windows Media Player using SyncAudio.
Here's how you do it:
1 Connect your iPod to your computer.
2 From within Windows Media Player click on the Sync tab.
3 In the left hand side list, select the MP3s you want to Sync to your iPod.
4 Click on the Sync button to begin copying your MP3s to your iPod.
As you have probably already found out, when you connect your iPod to Windows Media Player and sync your music, Windows Media Player will appear to have copied your music ... however, your iPod knows nothing about it.
So we took a closer look. What we found was that if there were two products that were made difficult to work well together, well, we found them, iPods and Windows Media Player.
People have suggested they were designed this way - surely not ;-)
After much thinking and brute force we've created SyncAudio by Red Hot Cat.
What does it look like, show me a screen shot, I hear you ask ... um, er, well, ... there isn't one.
Why?
Well, what we've accomplished is making Windows Media Player and your iPod think they are best of friends and that they love to sync with each other :-)
The cool thing is now it's easy to sync your MP3s to your iPod right from inside Windows Media Player using SyncAudio.
Here's how you do it:
1 Connect your iPod to your computer.
2 From within Windows Media Player click on the Sync tab.
3 In the left hand side list, select the MP3s you want to Sync to your iPod.
4 Click on the Sync button to begin copying your MP3s to your iPod.
martes, 16 de febrero de 2010
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