Chad D. Johns said
This book is what it says - The missing Manual. The writting sryle and screen clips makes it easy to learn everything you need to know to be proficient with the itunes/ipod products. Since I bought this book used(like new) it was quite a value and well worth the money.
D. Vavra said
there was a lot on there that I already knew. I guess it really was ment for a NEW iPod user. I wish I had it when I first started to use my iPod. But its is useful.
C. Bailey said
This book is really excellent. I bought it the first time I saw it in a brick bookstore, a few weeks after buying the frustrating "The iPod & iTunes PocketGuide", and this has been an absolute pleasure. On a word-by-word basis it is nice reading and quite clear. On the basis of its large scale organization, it works well. Moreover, it has many small illustrations, and all of them are the right size and with the right detail to make their point well - none seemed gratuitous.
I keep hearing what great products Apple makes, and I like my Nano very much, but - what were they thinking when they didn't write this book and put it in the box?!
David C. Sutton said
For my fairly narrow purpose this book was a complete waste of money. The book did not mention voice recording, nor the fact that microphones are available.
When one of these is connected to the dock-connector, the option "Voice memos" appears on the main menu. After the iPod is synchronized by a computer's iTunes, those Voice memos appear in the iPod's playlist named Voice memos.
mannyandlily said
This book provides the hidden details of the ins and outs of my iPod Classic. I highly recommend this book.
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