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#61175
·published 2006-06-02 20:28 UTC
ÃÂ²    iPod Access for Windows brings to Windows users what Mac users        Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    have been raving about: the ability to freely transfer files from     Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    an iPod back to a computer. Need to move songs from one computer      Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    to another? Lost all your iTunes music due to a computer failure?     Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    iPod Access is the answer. Unlike some other iPod applications on     Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    the market today iPod Access utilizes the iPod database to display    Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    song information. Using this database enables song listings to be     Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    displayed instantly, playlist data to be viewed, and songs            Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    purchased from the iTunes Music Store to be displayed properly.       Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    Version 2 also added Playlist Cloning and the ability to add songs    Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    directly into iTunes.                                                 Â²Ã
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ÃÂ²    With a simplified user interface including song filtering by          Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    Artist/Album or Composer/Album you can find the songs you need to     Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    copy and even listen to them directly in the main window. When        Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    copying songs iPod Access can organize songs into Artist/Album        Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    folders or Composer/Album folders and change the file names if        Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    desired. iPod Access also provides one button full sequential         Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    music backups. By pressing "Backup" in the toolbar you can speed      Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    up the process of regular backups. iPod Access will by default        Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    only copy new songs added to your iPod so you don't have to           Â²Ã
ÃÂ²    remember what you have added.