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   From: gossg@gossg.org   
      
   trag  wrote:   
      
   >On Oct 23, 12:34 pm, "Seth"  wrote:   
   >   
   >> Yeah, as long as the "not rightful purchaser of the music" are content to   
   >> come over and sync with my PC everytime they want to add music, then yeah,   
   >> it is possible.   
   >   
   >Can't the iPod still operate as an external storage device?   The   
   >original could both sync with iTunes and it could be used as a   
   >straight up storage device.   If it still has the storage device   
   >function, just copy the music files from their disk location in iTunes   
   >music library bypassing all of the iTunes functionality.  Then take   
   >them home and import the files into the thief's instance of iTunes or   
   >whatever.   Of course, this would work just as well or even easier   
   >with a memory stick or any other external storage device.   
      
   There's a program called "sharepod" that can load and offload stuff   
   into my nano so it can be played.   
      
   There's also a setting in iTunes about whether you want this   
   particular iPod to function as a memory stick.  I have mine set that   
   way.  The stuff you copy in using file manager cannot be played.   
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