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Chapter 14: The Ipod Shuffle


When the iPod shuffle was first introduced everybody had an instant opinion about Apple's decision not to include a display with this iPod. Depending on your point of view, it was either a bold solution for reducing cost and complexity, or the latest example of an unclothed emperor. The iPod shuffle has now been in the world for a while and so far it has been a big winner. The shuffle is so simple to operate that even your 2-year-old will be asking you for one. But there are plenty of fun features and tips to learn about in iPod shuffle so that you can use it to its fullest functionality.

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- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Getting Started
- Windows Pc
- Macintosh
- Preparing Your Ipod
- Playing Music
- Chapter 2: Making The Most Of Your Ipod Controls
- Wheel Functions
- Chapter 3: Making The Most Of Itunes
- Chapter 4: Organizing And Transferring Music
- Transfer Music Automatically
- Chapter 5: Transfer And View Digital Photos
- Transfer Digital Photos From Camera To Computer
- Transfer Photos From Computer To Ipod
- Transfer Photo From Camera To Ipod
- Chapter 6: Use Your Ipod As A Storage Drive
- Chapter 7: Use Your Ipod For Map Directions
- Chapter 8: Import Audio Cd Audio Books To Itunes
- Importing
- Chapter 9: Voice Recording With Your Ipod
- Start Recording
- Chapter 10: Laser Beam And Flashlight
- Chapter 11: Remote Control
- Recording The Signal
- Adding The Signal To Your Ipod
- Chapter 12: The Boom Box
- Chapter 13: Making Smart Playlists
- Access The Smart Playlist Dialog
- Create Your List
- Track Attributes
- Chapter 14: The Ipod Shuffle
- The Shuffle Buttons
- The Lights On Your Shuffle
- Conclusion