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2652 songs, 8.2 days, 15.32Gb All owned - either CD encoded or iTMS.

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Mine currently alternates between two wallpapers - one to cheer me up about the crap weather and one to get me in the Christmas mood: Cheery and Christmassy.

My Mac is imaginatively called "Tim's iMac" and the main drive is "Hard one". *ahem*

Digital Blasphemy has some good ones, but you have to join up - 12USD for 90 days or 25USD for a year.

I've just discovered that if you clear the Live updating checkbox when you create or edit the smart playlist, then iTunes carries on playing the track after you've rated it. When you've rated as many tracks as you want to at this time, simply select File -> Edit smart playlist and then just...

As far as I know there's not much difference in their function, just the physical dimensions and storage capacity. Currently the iPod is only 40GBP more for five times the storage of the iPod Mini - 20Gb for 220GBP or 4Gb for 180GBP - so the iPod does seem a better deal. There are well...

"What's the matter, McFly ... chicken?"

:) ;)

My collection of un-inspiring and un-stunning photos: *beep* *click*. Un-enjoy! ;)

I tried that but it only opened it as a URL stream.

Control+Click (or right click) and select "Download linked file ass ...". When the file has downloaded, open iTunes and then drag 'n' drop.

Ah ... another Genesis fan?

How about a bit of Dynamic Text Replacement?

Thanks very much! :o

Most of mine are classical albums with 15 to 20 tracks on them that I bought when they were giving away the iPods every millionth track. ;)

I own the Ericsson Z600 and enjoy a happy life with iSync via Bluetooth. The reception has never been a problem although I live in the UK so it may be different for you. For a frame of reference: every previous phone I've had have been Nokias (8110, 7110, 6210, 6310 and 6100) and the Ericsson...

For a view of my immediate surroundings you can view my garden and it's inhabitants. I'll dig up some pics of my locale later.

All this time I've been checking the "Send Windows friendly attachment" checkbox in the attachment dialog ... Thanks for the heads-up! :)

Steve seems to be on the right track: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3971715.stm