In my college library we have one level that is supposed to be completely silent. I am trying to work on a paper, and can not concentrate if people around me are talking, especially if they are whispering which is more distracting I think than regular talking. How do I politely tell them to stop. I am ready to snap at them.How to tell people to be quiet in the library?
This is where you need a gun carrying Republican - LOL
We have that at my school, too, and usually people adhere to that rule very strictly (it's the fifth floor, which is also the top floor, so if you made the effort to go all the way up there you have no reason to be talking). I would just politely say "excuse me guys, this level of the library is supposed to be silent and I'm trying to study, so could you please stop talking or move to another floor?". Maybe if there's other students around who are also trying to study, you could get additional support from them if they also seemed annoyed by it (strength in numbers, lol).How to tell people to be quiet in the library?
If it's specifically a silent floor, there is no need to get all worried about politeness here. No, you don't want to be rude, but you don't need to get all worried, either. Just say, "This is the silent floor guys, and I'm trying to study. Thanks."
Do the classic librarian move. A loud husshhhh ! Or ask them to please go to another section if the library. Cleverest thing to do is point to a sign that says no talking .
Good luck !How to tell people to be quiet in the library?
You tell them your trying to do your work could they please be silent or you can move some where else. They have a right to whisper in there as they may be doing a group assignment which requires team work.
Just explain that you are working on a paper and if they would please take their convorsation elsewhere.
Been there, you can't now a days. It's allowed.
STFU OR GTFO
Alternatively,
**** or GTFO
Shut up man!!! Geezus F.Ck!!!!
Monday, January 23, 2012
How do I put iPod touch apps into my Library?
I want to put applications from my iPod INTO the library. Not the other way around. But how?How do I put iPod touch apps into my Library?
When you connect iPhone or iPod touch to your computer, items are automatically synced according to your preferences set in iTunes. You can, for example, enter phone numbers and addresses of friends and family members on your computer, connect iPhone or iPod touch to sync, then unplug iPhone or iPod touch and tap a friend's name on the touchscreen to call. APPS are also auto synced!
You use iTunes on your computer to set up which items are synced. Make sure you have the most recent version of iTunes (On a PC, open iTunes and choose Help %26gt; Check for Updates. On a Mac, open iTunes and choose iTunes %26gt; Check for Updates.)
Step 1: Connect iPhone or iPod touch
1. Connect iPhone or iPod touch to your computer using the included cable. You can connect the cable from your computer directly to iPhone or iPod touch, or connect the cable from your computer to the Apple Universal Dock (available separately) and put iPhone or iPod touch in the dock. By default, iTunes opens automatically.
2. Select iPhone or iPod touch in iTunes under Devices on the left hand side and click the Info tab.
Step 2: Set Up Which Items Are Synced
Click the respective tabs in iTunes to specify which media and information you want synced from your computer to iPhone or iPod touch.
For more information about syncing iPhone with your computer see the iPhone User's Guide:
On your computer: Click here to see a version of the User Guide content in your web browser. Click here to download and view a PDF of the iPhone User Guide.
On iPhone: Tap Safari and view http://help.apple.com/iphone/guide/.
For more information about syncing iPod touch with your computer:
On your computer, click here to download and view a PDF of the iPod touch User Guide.
On iPod touch: Tap Safari and view http://help.apple.com/ipodtouch/guide/.
Step 3: Sync iPhone or iPod touch
Click Apply in the lower-right corner of the screen. Your computer syncs with iPhone or iPod touch according to your settings.
The first time you sync iPhone or iPod touch, you are asked if you want to merge data, replace data on the service, or replace the data on your computer. After that, anytime you connect iPhone or iPod touch to your computer, iTunes opens and syncs with iPhone or iPod touch according to your settings.
You can adjust sync settings anytime iPhone or iPod touch is connected to your computer. You can only connect and sync with one iPhone or iPod touch at the same time. If you need to sync more than one iPhone or iPod touch, disconnect one before connecting the other.How do I put iPod touch apps into my Library?
if those apps were originally yours as in YOU bought them then i think all you have to do is plug in your ipod otherwise idkHow do I put iPod touch apps into my Library?
i use Cucusoft iPhone/iTouch/iPod to Computer Transfer,It help me backup all my files from your iPod/iPhone/iTouch. And also can recover lost or missing music or backup and restore all of my iPod/iPhone/iTouch content; including my favorite songs, videos, photos, Play Lists and more. it not free,but i think it is worth.And for free program you can google it, they are totally free
if you need step by step guide ,pls download the free version or buy a full version
http://www.converter123.com/iPhone-Softw鈥?/a>
hope it helps
i use Cucusoft iPhone/iTouch/iPod to Computer Transfer,It help me backup all my files from your iPod/iPhone/iTouch. And also can recover lost or missing music or backup and restore all of my iPod/iPhone/iTouch content; including my favorite songs, videos, photos, Play Lists and more. it not free,but i think it is worth.And for free program you can google it, they are totally free
if you need a step by step guide,pls download free version or buy the full version
http://www.converter123.com/iPhone-Softw鈥?/a>
hope it helps
When you connect iPhone or iPod touch to your computer, items are automatically synced according to your preferences set in iTunes. You can, for example, enter phone numbers and addresses of friends and family members on your computer, connect iPhone or iPod touch to sync, then unplug iPhone or iPod touch and tap a friend's name on the touchscreen to call. APPS are also auto synced!
You use iTunes on your computer to set up which items are synced. Make sure you have the most recent version of iTunes (On a PC, open iTunes and choose Help %26gt; Check for Updates. On a Mac, open iTunes and choose iTunes %26gt; Check for Updates.)
Step 1: Connect iPhone or iPod touch
1. Connect iPhone or iPod touch to your computer using the included cable. You can connect the cable from your computer directly to iPhone or iPod touch, or connect the cable from your computer to the Apple Universal Dock (available separately) and put iPhone or iPod touch in the dock. By default, iTunes opens automatically.
2. Select iPhone or iPod touch in iTunes under Devices on the left hand side and click the Info tab.
Step 2: Set Up Which Items Are Synced
Click the respective tabs in iTunes to specify which media and information you want synced from your computer to iPhone or iPod touch.
For more information about syncing iPhone with your computer see the iPhone User's Guide:
On your computer: Click here to see a version of the User Guide content in your web browser. Click here to download and view a PDF of the iPhone User Guide.
On iPhone: Tap Safari and view http://help.apple.com/iphone/guide/.
For more information about syncing iPod touch with your computer:
On your computer, click here to download and view a PDF of the iPod touch User Guide.
On iPod touch: Tap Safari and view http://help.apple.com/ipodtouch/guide/.
Step 3: Sync iPhone or iPod touch
Click Apply in the lower-right corner of the screen. Your computer syncs with iPhone or iPod touch according to your settings.
The first time you sync iPhone or iPod touch, you are asked if you want to merge data, replace data on the service, or replace the data on your computer. After that, anytime you connect iPhone or iPod touch to your computer, iTunes opens and syncs with iPhone or iPod touch according to your settings.
You can adjust sync settings anytime iPhone or iPod touch is connected to your computer. You can only connect and sync with one iPhone or iPod touch at the same time. If you need to sync more than one iPhone or iPod touch, disconnect one before connecting the other.How do I put iPod touch apps into my Library?
if those apps were originally yours as in YOU bought them then i think all you have to do is plug in your ipod otherwise idkHow do I put iPod touch apps into my Library?
i use Cucusoft iPhone/iTouch/iPod to Computer Transfer,It help me backup all my files from your iPod/iPhone/iTouch. And also can recover lost or missing music or backup and restore all of my iPod/iPhone/iTouch content; including my favorite songs, videos, photos, Play Lists and more. it not free,but i think it is worth.And for free program you can google it, they are totally free
if you need step by step guide ,pls download the free version or buy a full version
http://www.converter123.com/iPhone-Softw鈥?/a>
hope it helps
i use Cucusoft iPhone/iTouch/iPod to Computer Transfer,It help me backup all my files from your iPod/iPhone/iTouch. And also can recover lost or missing music or backup and restore all of my iPod/iPhone/iTouch content; including my favorite songs, videos, photos, Play Lists and more. it not free,but i think it is worth.And for free program you can google it, they are totally free
if you need a step by step guide,pls download free version or buy the full version
http://www.converter123.com/iPhone-Softw鈥?/a>
hope it helps
Is there a way to download already purchased music into your iTunes library again?
I restored my computer recently, and my iTunes and my iTunes library disappeared, but I have an iTunes account and the purchases are shown in my purchases. Is there a way I can get it into my music/video libraries again?Is there a way to download already purchased music into your iTunes library again?
Here is an easy way. Simply use this iBackup - iPhone/iTouch/iPod to Computer Transfer program to help you get all songs from iPod to your iTunes http://ipod-tool.com/ipod-software/anios鈥?/a>
It was designed to help copy all music, videos, photos, playlists, podcasts and more from your iPod to your computer and iTunes in the quickest and easiest way. And with it, we don't need to worry about any data loss. Then you can sync smoothly.
The whole transfer process is easy and safe. Just free download it to try. It works like a charm.Is there a way to download already purchased music into your iTunes library again?
You can use this tool to copy ipod music and other stuffs back to computer without itunes, thus they will not be erased.
http://www.dvdtopreviews.com/ipod-copy/a鈥?/a>
If you have further questions, contact with me or keep asking on http://answers.yahoo.comIs there a way to download already purchased music into your iTunes library again?
As long as your songs/videos are still on your iPod, you can use an iPod transfer program to help you get them back to your iTunes.
Simply use an iPod transfer program to help you, like this handy one called Tansee iPod Transfer http://www.gutensoft.com/Utilities/Tanse鈥?/a>
Many of my friends are using it for its easy and safe transfer.
With just a few simple clicks, it will help you transfer all songs/videos from iPod to your selected folder on your computer, and then you can easily add those files back to iTunes.
More importantly, this won't overwrite any original files on your iPod. And all song titles are preserved.
You can use an ipod to computer transfer program to help. I personally use Cucusoft iPhone/iTouch/iPod to Computer Transfer. It helps me to transfer my songs/videos/photos from ipod to computer directly and safety.It works well for me,you can give it a try.
Free download at:http://www.dvd-video-soft.com/ipodconver鈥?/a>
It even has a step by step guide.
Hope it helps.
Here is an easy way. Simply use this iBackup - iPhone/iTouch/iPod to Computer Transfer program to help you get all songs from iPod to your iTunes http://ipod-tool.com/ipod-software/anios鈥?/a>
It was designed to help copy all music, videos, photos, playlists, podcasts and more from your iPod to your computer and iTunes in the quickest and easiest way. And with it, we don't need to worry about any data loss. Then you can sync smoothly.
The whole transfer process is easy and safe. Just free download it to try. It works like a charm.Is there a way to download already purchased music into your iTunes library again?
You can use this tool to copy ipod music and other stuffs back to computer without itunes, thus they will not be erased.
http://www.dvdtopreviews.com/ipod-copy/a鈥?/a>
If you have further questions, contact with me or keep asking on http://answers.yahoo.comIs there a way to download already purchased music into your iTunes library again?
As long as your songs/videos are still on your iPod, you can use an iPod transfer program to help you get them back to your iTunes.
Simply use an iPod transfer program to help you, like this handy one called Tansee iPod Transfer http://www.gutensoft.com/Utilities/Tanse鈥?/a>
Many of my friends are using it for its easy and safe transfer.
With just a few simple clicks, it will help you transfer all songs/videos from iPod to your selected folder on your computer, and then you can easily add those files back to iTunes.
More importantly, this won't overwrite any original files on your iPod. And all song titles are preserved.
You can use an ipod to computer transfer program to help. I personally use Cucusoft iPhone/iTouch/iPod to Computer Transfer. It helps me to transfer my songs/videos/photos from ipod to computer directly and safety.It works well for me,you can give it a try.
Free download at:http://www.dvd-video-soft.com/ipodconver鈥?/a>
It even has a step by step guide.
Hope it helps.
How do I tell my iTunes that my library is located elsewhere (i.e., external drive)?
I had to move my music to an external hard drive. I haven't downloaded iTunes yet (had to uninstall it to reformat my computer) and I'm wondering where and how to input my library information into the new iTunes.How do I tell my iTunes that my library is located elsewhere (i.e., external drive)?
File %26gt;%26gt; Add folder to library
navigate out to the external hard drive and import all the songs. This will create an index on where to find the songs. If you don't want to have to use the external hard drive to play your songs then just simply copy all the files from the external hard drive to your computer and then click File %26gt;%26gt; Add folder to library and navigate to the location where you just put all your songs.How do I tell my iTunes that my library is located elsewhere (i.e., external drive)?
Go to edit - preferences and click on the advanced tab. If you click the change button you can change the location of your library.barometer
File %26gt;%26gt; Add folder to library
navigate out to the external hard drive and import all the songs. This will create an index on where to find the songs. If you don't want to have to use the external hard drive to play your songs then just simply copy all the files from the external hard drive to your computer and then click File %26gt;%26gt; Add folder to library and navigate to the location where you just put all your songs.How do I tell my iTunes that my library is located elsewhere (i.e., external drive)?
Go to edit - preferences and click on the advanced tab. If you click the change button you can change the location of your library.
Why would anyone bring a baby to the library?
I'm at the library right now listening to a baby cry. Any reason I shouldn't go offer some child-care tips to the person who brought the baby?|||I love babies and there are often times when I hear a baby crying and i wonder if the parent(s) would like me to "help" but most often I just feel like it's not really my place to offer -- unless there's some obvious problem or need. If you are just annoyed that the baby is there -- oh well! I hope for everyone's sake that the baby stops crying soon and feels better. I don't know how old the baby is -- but perhaps the parents wanted to go to the library and didn't want to leave the baby home and assumed the baby would only minimally bother people. Or if the baby is older, perhaps they want to read to the baby!|||Maybe they have no choice!
Movies...no...but see people who do and don't mind if they can keep them quiet but that's a different situation. The movie lasts 2 hours and you don't want to waste your money and take the chance...in a library...you're in there for something and can leave at any time.|||You shouldn't because it isn't any of your business. That may be a single mother who's struggling her way through college so she can provide a better future for her child and uncompromising people like you may just sabatoge her struggle enough that she gives up.
Some people don't have childcare at the tips of their fingers.|||well they probably need a book but if it was me, i might take my baby with me to the library
but i would be considerate enough to walk outside with her if she started crying.|||Not unless the child-care advice includes your watching her tot while she peruses the library.
Babies cry. It'll stop when mommy fixes whatever is wrong.
Edit:
Emotional Reactions??? Hmmm...consider where you posted this question...and then rethink that remark.
I had brought our baby to the movies as a newborn- I nursed her in her sling and she was perfectly content and happy for the entire movie...but, you'd probably not like nursing in public either.|||Moms need to go to the library too... I take both my kids with me.... a 3 yr old and a 5 month old. My 3 yr old gets books... and I look at them. I have no choice but to take them. Be a little considerate. Babies are everywhere.. we can't just NOT take them places b/c we're worried about other people... Get used to it.
If we WANTED to bring our babies to the movies, we could.. it's not off limits to us. I personally do not. But it doesn't bother me when people do. We're not going to stop doing things we love just because we have children.|||Im sure the staff would say something if the crying was getting out of control.
Be polite, and ignore it.|||youre at the public library, right? besides, libraries offer story groups for babies so get a headset|||What a jerk! I had to bring my baby to the library when I was going to school..sometimes we are just doing the best we can. How about being apathetic and grow up!|||DO NOT offer child care tips to a mother with a screaming child in public. she is probly at the library trying to research how to help her sick/crying/whatever baby and you coming up WILL NOT help.|||do you realise how expensive childcare can be??? and plus you can't be concentrating too much if you're on YA???|||there are ppl who don't have anyone to help or who can't afford day care (it's extremely expensive nowadays) and they need to do some research and have no choice. have a little compassion, i'm pretty sure when u were a baby some ppl might have given ur mother those kinda looks.|||well who cares it probally is very annoying but you don't know why that person has the baby there with her???maybe the person really needs to study and couldn't find a babysitter??
don't go say anything to them it would be rude unless you know the situation!|||be nice i like babies|||Because some people like me are stay at home moms, I have no one to watch my son until 6:30 when my partner gets home, so if I need to go places sometimes my son has to go with me, yes if my son was crying I would deffinately take him out because libraries are quiet places. But theres nothing wrong with taking a baby to the library and some women have no other choice. No you dont go offer child care tips, I'm sure she knows how to take care pfher child just fine. She doesn't need someone like you to help her!|||if someone dared to offer me baby care tips just because my baby was crying i would be pissed and probably go off on them. im sure that is true with most mothers out there. she is there because she needs some sort of information and i applaud her for going to the library, with her baby, and finding her answers.|||I know it's a tough one, but if you talk in a library then you are asked to quiet down.
The person really should leave and calm the baby down then return, I've had to do this at weddings and birthdays.
It's only fair to the other people|||Since when did mothers run library's??? They don't. Complain!
Actually my library has signs up about children. If your child is making a racket you are asked to leave.
I recently took my 6 month old %26amp; 3yo boys to the library. My 6 month old started shrieking. I was so embarrassed. I sat down and feed him. He was settled within 2 minutes.
It is called MANNERS, if your child cried, pick it up and settle it. If it continues take it out of the library. No mother has the right to have her child scream in a library. They are quiet for a reason. Just because you have a child, DOESN'T make you above the rules.
I can't believe some of these answers. Some people need a reality check. Just because your world revolves around your child, doesn't mean everyone else needs to hear it scream.
I would have said something %26amp; I am a mother of 3! You don't need child care to visit a library, just common sense parenting.|||It's better than not going because they didn't have a babysitter. It is pretty rude, though...but you can't control a baby crying. But I guess that's what happens when you have a baby when you're fifteen...|||I wonder the same thing. The librarians would not hesitate to shush someone who is talking or whose cell phone rings, but let a baby scream and everyone is afraid to say something... why? Because babies are off-limits when it comes to criticism. Yes, you DO have a choice, don't go to the library when the kid is awake if it's going to disturb others. What do you do with the kid when you're in class? Take it with you? I bet not. Leave it with the same person you leave it with when you're in class. Wait until nap time. Check the books out that you need and leave, go to the park, take them home. Just because it's your little precious baboo doesn't mean everyone else wants to hear it.|||Lots of people don't leave their babies. I agree with you, however, that the library shouldn't be the place they visit.
Movies...no...but see people who do and don't mind if they can keep them quiet but that's a different situation. The movie lasts 2 hours and you don't want to waste your money and take the chance...in a library...you're in there for something and can leave at any time.|||You shouldn't because it isn't any of your business. That may be a single mother who's struggling her way through college so she can provide a better future for her child and uncompromising people like you may just sabatoge her struggle enough that she gives up.
Some people don't have childcare at the tips of their fingers.|||well they probably need a book but if it was me, i might take my baby with me to the library
but i would be considerate enough to walk outside with her if she started crying.|||Not unless the child-care advice includes your watching her tot while she peruses the library.
Babies cry. It'll stop when mommy fixes whatever is wrong.
Edit:
Emotional Reactions??? Hmmm...consider where you posted this question...and then rethink that remark.
I had brought our baby to the movies as a newborn- I nursed her in her sling and she was perfectly content and happy for the entire movie...but, you'd probably not like nursing in public either.|||Moms need to go to the library too... I take both my kids with me.... a 3 yr old and a 5 month old. My 3 yr old gets books... and I look at them. I have no choice but to take them. Be a little considerate. Babies are everywhere.. we can't just NOT take them places b/c we're worried about other people... Get used to it.
If we WANTED to bring our babies to the movies, we could.. it's not off limits to us. I personally do not. But it doesn't bother me when people do. We're not going to stop doing things we love just because we have children.|||Im sure the staff would say something if the crying was getting out of control.
Be polite, and ignore it.|||youre at the public library, right? besides, libraries offer story groups for babies so get a headset|||What a jerk! I had to bring my baby to the library when I was going to school..sometimes we are just doing the best we can. How about being apathetic and grow up!|||DO NOT offer child care tips to a mother with a screaming child in public. she is probly at the library trying to research how to help her sick/crying/whatever baby and you coming up WILL NOT help.|||do you realise how expensive childcare can be??? and plus you can't be concentrating too much if you're on YA???|||there are ppl who don't have anyone to help or who can't afford day care (it's extremely expensive nowadays) and they need to do some research and have no choice. have a little compassion, i'm pretty sure when u were a baby some ppl might have given ur mother those kinda looks.|||well who cares it probally is very annoying but you don't know why that person has the baby there with her???maybe the person really needs to study and couldn't find a babysitter??
don't go say anything to them it would be rude unless you know the situation!|||be nice i like babies|||Because some people like me are stay at home moms, I have no one to watch my son until 6:30 when my partner gets home, so if I need to go places sometimes my son has to go with me, yes if my son was crying I would deffinately take him out because libraries are quiet places. But theres nothing wrong with taking a baby to the library and some women have no other choice. No you dont go offer child care tips, I'm sure she knows how to take care pfher child just fine. She doesn't need someone like you to help her!|||if someone dared to offer me baby care tips just because my baby was crying i would be pissed and probably go off on them. im sure that is true with most mothers out there. she is there because she needs some sort of information and i applaud her for going to the library, with her baby, and finding her answers.|||I know it's a tough one, but if you talk in a library then you are asked to quiet down.
The person really should leave and calm the baby down then return, I've had to do this at weddings and birthdays.
It's only fair to the other people|||Since when did mothers run library's??? They don't. Complain!
Actually my library has signs up about children. If your child is making a racket you are asked to leave.
I recently took my 6 month old %26amp; 3yo boys to the library. My 6 month old started shrieking. I was so embarrassed. I sat down and feed him. He was settled within 2 minutes.
It is called MANNERS, if your child cried, pick it up and settle it. If it continues take it out of the library. No mother has the right to have her child scream in a library. They are quiet for a reason. Just because you have a child, DOESN'T make you above the rules.
I can't believe some of these answers. Some people need a reality check. Just because your world revolves around your child, doesn't mean everyone else needs to hear it scream.
I would have said something %26amp; I am a mother of 3! You don't need child care to visit a library, just common sense parenting.|||It's better than not going because they didn't have a babysitter. It is pretty rude, though...but you can't control a baby crying. But I guess that's what happens when you have a baby when you're fifteen...|||I wonder the same thing. The librarians would not hesitate to shush someone who is talking or whose cell phone rings, but let a baby scream and everyone is afraid to say something... why? Because babies are off-limits when it comes to criticism. Yes, you DO have a choice, don't go to the library when the kid is awake if it's going to disturb others. What do you do with the kid when you're in class? Take it with you? I bet not. Leave it with the same person you leave it with when you're in class. Wait until nap time. Check the books out that you need and leave, go to the park, take them home. Just because it's your little precious baboo doesn't mean everyone else wants to hear it.|||Lots of people don't leave their babies. I agree with you, however, that the library shouldn't be the place they visit.
Is there a way to transfer an Itunes library from one computer to another?
The original computer does not have a CD re-writer so I can't just back the library up to a disk then transfer it. Is there a way to transfer an Itunes library from one computer to another?
I am using an iTunes backup program. It is a full solution when you want to backup your iTunes and transfer the whole iTunes library from one computer to another.
I especially like its one-click mode. Slick.
And more importantly, it enables complete transfer.
You can give it a try. Hope this helps you.Is there a way to transfer an Itunes library from one computer to another?
You can copy all the files to a USB stick, and then copy them from that to the seconds computer (this will take quite a while if you have a lot of songs - i did this with about 800). You will only lose songs if a) they aren't copied to the USB or b) the USB is unplugged during transfer, which will corrupt the files. If there are a -lot- of songs, you may need to do a sort of relay - copy a batch, clear the USB off, then copy the next batch.
Or, if the computers are networked, you can copy the files across the network i.e. copy from computer 1 and paste in a file on computer 2.Is there a way to transfer an Itunes library from one computer to another?
Could you use a USB port to transfer all of the songs to a USB stick and then transfer them to another computer... thats what I did.. but I still ended up loosing a lot of songs. Good Luck!!
I am using an iTunes backup program. It is a full solution when you want to backup your iTunes and transfer the whole iTunes library from one computer to another.
I especially like its one-click mode. Slick.
And more importantly, it enables complete transfer.
You can give it a try. Hope this helps you.Is there a way to transfer an Itunes library from one computer to another?
You can copy all the files to a USB stick, and then copy them from that to the seconds computer (this will take quite a while if you have a lot of songs - i did this with about 800). You will only lose songs if a) they aren't copied to the USB or b) the USB is unplugged during transfer, which will corrupt the files. If there are a -lot- of songs, you may need to do a sort of relay - copy a batch, clear the USB off, then copy the next batch.
Or, if the computers are networked, you can copy the files across the network i.e. copy from computer 1 and paste in a file on computer 2.Is there a way to transfer an Itunes library from one computer to another?
Could you use a USB port to transfer all of the songs to a USB stick and then transfer them to another computer... thats what I did.. but I still ended up loosing a lot of songs. Good Luck!!
How do i get songs from another library to my library?
How do i get music from my brothers ipod to my ipod and MY library... (he cant use his library he has a crashed computer) Please help. Thank youHow do i get songs from another library to my library?
I think this step by step guide would help you a lot, it will show you the detailed steps to transfer music and video from iPod back to computer iTunes, my friends sent it to me, it's easy to understand and works pretty well for me.
http://www.freedvdripper.net/how-to-tran鈥?/a>
Glad to help you. Contact me if you need further help or use http://www.google.com to search for more tips.How do i get songs from another library to my library?
Don't auto sync because ipod can only sync with one computer itunes or the ipod files will be erased.
itunes blocks this function since itunes is the tool with one way to transfer files from itune to ipod. you must utilize other tools to achieve that. There're couple of tools for transferring the files between ipod and computer (for backup)depends on your demands, e.g transfer only songs/videos, transfer photos etc. You can have a look of below review site, hope it useful.
I think this step by step guide would help you a lot, it will show you the detailed steps to transfer music and video from iPod back to computer iTunes, my friends sent it to me, it's easy to understand and works pretty well for me.
http://www.freedvdripper.net/how-to-tran鈥?/a>
Glad to help you. Contact me if you need further help or use http://www.google.com to search for more tips.How do i get songs from another library to my library?
Don't auto sync because ipod can only sync with one computer itunes or the ipod files will be erased.
itunes blocks this function since itunes is the tool with one way to transfer files from itune to ipod. you must utilize other tools to achieve that. There're couple of tools for transferring the files between ipod and computer (for backup)depends on your demands, e.g transfer only songs/videos, transfer photos etc. You can have a look of below review site, hope it useful.
What is more appropriate to use in reseaching, library or internet? Why?
What are the benefits we can get in researching in the library and in the internet and what is the difference between them?
The longest and the more detailed answer will be the best answer.What is more appropriate to use in reseaching, library or internet? Why?
I'm sorry to sound confusing, but the answer is both! There are lots of reputable resources on the internet - particularly if you want to search for governmental information, you can specify sites from the .gov or .edu domains (just do a google search and add site:gov or site:edu to narrow it down to these). You can also access information from reputable and free sources like Smithsonian, Library of Congress, British Library, the National Library of Medicine's database PubMed and so on. There are hundreds upon hundreds (and millions!) of great sites, but it just depends on the topic and the type of research you are doing. You need to either have some very good evaluation skills or access someone who can help you with this. This is where libraries can be really helpful! Just knowing how to use a search engine doesn't mean you have found relevant or reliable sites.
Libraries can provide many print resources - books and peer reviewed journals, along with subscription databases, which are great for research as the print publishing process is more complex and has more legal framework to ensure accuracy and honesty than web publishing does. Frankly, anyone can write anything and publish it on the internet. Because of this, many libraries also put together lists of useful websites too (known as gateways). Librarians can also recommend great websites - even wikis or blogs and listserv archives, which are great for some research projects, depending on the authority and topicality of their content, and of course, the nature of the research. Some research into concepts, ideas and opinions can gain a lot from looking at editorial resources on the internet, but consulting a reference librarian would be a great starting point when trying to evaluate such possibilities. You don't even have to physically go to a library to get advice - many now offer chat or e mail reference which is very convenient.
Ultimately, libraries and internet are NOT mutually exclusive when researching. Like a printing press, the internet is just a medium of publication, and libraries will collect resources from it just as they will from the world of print publishing. Internet publication even benefits from being able to upload updates much more quickly than in the print realm, so it can often give you more up to date information than print resources can. The library is simply a place which will help guide you towards discovery and evaluation of what you can find in both these publishing worlds.
Dear friend,
Its obviously the INTERNET. This is because you can get required topics at click of a mouse. It consumes very less time. But in a library you might spend half of the time turning pages to get your info.
Some of the search engines on INTERNET are as follows.
1. www.google.com
2. www.altavista.com
REGARDS,
SIMHA
simhaprasanna@yahoo.co.inWhat is more appropriate to use in reseaching, library or internet? Why?
I always use the Internet for researching because it's easier and faster. If I use the library, for researching, it might take me a while, no make that a LONG time. I have to search for the right book, and right page and whatnot. But if I use the Internet, all I do is type in the words or phrase in the search engine, I get my answes in seconds. But if we use the Internet, the tendency is that we might not be able to read the researched topic. All we do is Copy and Paste it and Print. If we do the library we actually read and understand them.
The library is always more reputable but you may want to look into academic search engines on the web as well. Most are run by subscription through a school but I know Google has a free academic search engine.
http://scholar.google.com/What is more appropriate to use in reseaching, library or internet? Why?
Library, because not everything you read on the internet can be accurate. Encyclopedia Britanica Online, for example has an average of 4 erros per report, while Wikipedia has an average of 3. Not to mention Wikipedia never checks out their reports because they are all user-submitted so they have to rely on users giving accurate information.
When you are doing research on a topic, the internet is good, but limited to what someone felt compelled to put up on a website. In the library, you not only have books that may deal with your topic, but because of how a library is organized, it is helpful to go to the actual shelf in the library where books on your topic are stored. This is where you will often find titles that might not have come up when you do a search for books about your topic, but will contain other books that are related to your topic. Libraries even sometimes have what is known as a shelf list to help you find these other sources.
The longest and the more detailed answer will be the best answer.What is more appropriate to use in reseaching, library or internet? Why?
I'm sorry to sound confusing, but the answer is both! There are lots of reputable resources on the internet - particularly if you want to search for governmental information, you can specify sites from the .gov or .edu domains (just do a google search and add site:gov or site:edu to narrow it down to these). You can also access information from reputable and free sources like Smithsonian, Library of Congress, British Library, the National Library of Medicine's database PubMed and so on. There are hundreds upon hundreds (and millions!) of great sites, but it just depends on the topic and the type of research you are doing. You need to either have some very good evaluation skills or access someone who can help you with this. This is where libraries can be really helpful! Just knowing how to use a search engine doesn't mean you have found relevant or reliable sites.
Libraries can provide many print resources - books and peer reviewed journals, along with subscription databases, which are great for research as the print publishing process is more complex and has more legal framework to ensure accuracy and honesty than web publishing does. Frankly, anyone can write anything and publish it on the internet. Because of this, many libraries also put together lists of useful websites too (known as gateways). Librarians can also recommend great websites - even wikis or blogs and listserv archives, which are great for some research projects, depending on the authority and topicality of their content, and of course, the nature of the research. Some research into concepts, ideas and opinions can gain a lot from looking at editorial resources on the internet, but consulting a reference librarian would be a great starting point when trying to evaluate such possibilities. You don't even have to physically go to a library to get advice - many now offer chat or e mail reference which is very convenient.
Ultimately, libraries and internet are NOT mutually exclusive when researching. Like a printing press, the internet is just a medium of publication, and libraries will collect resources from it just as they will from the world of print publishing. Internet publication even benefits from being able to upload updates much more quickly than in the print realm, so it can often give you more up to date information than print resources can. The library is simply a place which will help guide you towards discovery and evaluation of what you can find in both these publishing worlds.
Dear friend,
Its obviously the INTERNET. This is because you can get required topics at click of a mouse. It consumes very less time. But in a library you might spend half of the time turning pages to get your info.
Some of the search engines on INTERNET are as follows.
1. www.google.com
2. www.altavista.com
REGARDS,
SIMHA
simhaprasanna@yahoo.co.inWhat is more appropriate to use in reseaching, library or internet? Why?
I always use the Internet for researching because it's easier and faster. If I use the library, for researching, it might take me a while, no make that a LONG time. I have to search for the right book, and right page and whatnot. But if I use the Internet, all I do is type in the words or phrase in the search engine, I get my answes in seconds. But if we use the Internet, the tendency is that we might not be able to read the researched topic. All we do is Copy and Paste it and Print. If we do the library we actually read and understand them.
The library is always more reputable but you may want to look into academic search engines on the web as well. Most are run by subscription through a school but I know Google has a free academic search engine.
http://scholar.google.com/What is more appropriate to use in reseaching, library or internet? Why?
Library, because not everything you read on the internet can be accurate. Encyclopedia Britanica Online, for example has an average of 4 erros per report, while Wikipedia has an average of 3. Not to mention Wikipedia never checks out their reports because they are all user-submitted so they have to rely on users giving accurate information.
When you are doing research on a topic, the internet is good, but limited to what someone felt compelled to put up on a website. In the library, you not only have books that may deal with your topic, but because of how a library is organized, it is helpful to go to the actual shelf in the library where books on your topic are stored. This is where you will often find titles that might not have come up when you do a search for books about your topic, but will contain other books that are related to your topic. Libraries even sometimes have what is known as a shelf list to help you find these other sources.
Is there a way to transfer my audio library from limewire to frostwire?
I am thinking about switching from limewire to frostwire but i dont want to lose all of my limewire library.Is there a way to transfer my audio library from limewire to frostwire?
It is just in a folder on your computer under My Documents. Even if you uninstall Limewire you won't lose the songs. The don"t "belong" to Limewire.
If you want you during your install of Frostwire, you could point your save to the same folder.cb radio
It is just in a folder on your computer under My Documents. Even if you uninstall Limewire you won't lose the songs. The don"t "belong" to Limewire.
If you want you during your install of Frostwire, you could point your save to the same folder.
Is it legal to borrow CDs from the library to put songs on iTunes?
Is it illegal for me to borrow CDs from my local library and put only a few songs from the CD into iTunes?
Or does it fall into a legal gray area?Is it legal to borrow CDs from the library to put songs on iTunes?
As long as you don't burn new cd's to sell then you are ok. I do this all of the time. Besides, who could ever possibly find out?
Yeah its illegal, you need to have a valid unused upc code. if you are coNnected to the internet and so is the library you would both be using that upc. If they the library is set up with iTunes I think all their stuff would accounted for. the fact that you are able to burn it is weird because I thought they put an anti burning filament on it or something. Maybe its a low budget libraryIs it legal to borrow CDs from the library to put songs on iTunes?
Unless the song is in the "public domain" it is illegal to "copy" the song unless you pay for a license to do so.
it is somewhat illegal but as long as you dont sell it, you're ok. and i think you're allowed to copy a certain percentage of songs in the cd, i.e. not all songs but maybe some.Is it legal to borrow CDs from the library to put songs on iTunes?
Well even if you decided to burn a million copies of this and annonymously give it away to people... who would ever know?
Or does it fall into a legal gray area?Is it legal to borrow CDs from the library to put songs on iTunes?
As long as you don't burn new cd's to sell then you are ok. I do this all of the time. Besides, who could ever possibly find out?
Yeah its illegal, you need to have a valid unused upc code. if you are coNnected to the internet and so is the library you would both be using that upc. If they the library is set up with iTunes I think all their stuff would accounted for. the fact that you are able to burn it is weird because I thought they put an anti burning filament on it or something. Maybe its a low budget libraryIs it legal to borrow CDs from the library to put songs on iTunes?
Unless the song is in the "public domain" it is illegal to "copy" the song unless you pay for a license to do so.
it is somewhat illegal but as long as you dont sell it, you're ok. and i think you're allowed to copy a certain percentage of songs in the cd, i.e. not all songs but maybe some.Is it legal to borrow CDs from the library to put songs on iTunes?
Well even if you decided to burn a million copies of this and annonymously give it away to people... who would ever know?
How do i transfer my itunes folder and library from my C drive to Drive?
I'm looking to transfer my music library and itunes to my D drive as i am running out of space, and set the D drive as the default drive for my music to be added to. Sorry if this is a bit trivial but im not sure where to startHow do i transfer my itunes folder and library from my C drive to Drive?
Highlight your itunes folder and right click, select copy, then browse to the D drive and right click, select paste Open up the properties of the two folders to make sure they are identical then delete the original. Finally, rescan your itunes library pointing it to the new folder!How do i transfer my itunes folder and library from my C drive to Drive?
You probably don't want to move your iTunes to the D Drive, seeing as though it is the Recovery drive. The E drive is the CD-ROM one just fyi.... If you're running out of memory in the C Drive, maybe you could delete some of the useless crap on there, I'm sure there is a ton of it, there always is ;). A CD or DVD is a good solution, however, it is a hassle to get it back and write songs back unless you have a CD-RW. Think about an external hard drive as well, you can pick them up pretty cheaply now. Hope it helps -ZeroHow do i transfer my itunes folder and library from my C drive to Drive?
i think it's worthwhile to use a program to transfer your iTunes library from one computer to any storage device including what you need d drive since you requirement that the playlists,ratings should be retained. On the third-party program i would like to recommend Aniosoft iTunes transfer,with which you can not only backup your iTunes library but also in a proper way with the library's internal metadate,playlists,ratings and etc which you required. The backup files of iTunes library could be able to be recovered and restored later to any iTunes(authorized or not) W/out any change and risk in itunes'layout and arangement including its playlists simlpy through synchronizing it to the iTunes whenever needed.So try the Aniosoft iTunes transfer and it'll possibly work out for you.
more details at
http://www.aniosoft.com/fqa/27-solution/鈥?/a>
D drive is normally the CD/DVD writer so you will need to copy your music to the CD or DVD. This needs a burning programme like Nero. I don't think it can be set as a default because of this.
Why not get a flash drive and transfer your music library to it. Just plug it into a USB port when you need to copy music to it. No burning software necessary.
Highlight your itunes folder and right click, select copy, then browse to the D drive and right click, select paste Open up the properties of the two folders to make sure they are identical then delete the original. Finally, rescan your itunes library pointing it to the new folder!How do i transfer my itunes folder and library from my C drive to Drive?
You probably don't want to move your iTunes to the D Drive, seeing as though it is the Recovery drive. The E drive is the CD-ROM one just fyi.... If you're running out of memory in the C Drive, maybe you could delete some of the useless crap on there, I'm sure there is a ton of it, there always is ;). A CD or DVD is a good solution, however, it is a hassle to get it back and write songs back unless you have a CD-RW. Think about an external hard drive as well, you can pick them up pretty cheaply now. Hope it helps -ZeroHow do i transfer my itunes folder and library from my C drive to Drive?
i think it's worthwhile to use a program to transfer your iTunes library from one computer to any storage device including what you need d drive since you requirement that the playlists,ratings should be retained. On the third-party program i would like to recommend Aniosoft iTunes transfer,with which you can not only backup your iTunes library but also in a proper way with the library's internal metadate,playlists,ratings and etc which you required. The backup files of iTunes library could be able to be recovered and restored later to any iTunes(authorized or not) W/out any change and risk in itunes'layout and arangement including its playlists simlpy through synchronizing it to the iTunes whenever needed.So try the Aniosoft iTunes transfer and it'll possibly work out for you.
more details at
http://www.aniosoft.com/fqa/27-solution/鈥?/a>
D drive is normally the CD/DVD writer so you will need to copy your music to the CD or DVD. This needs a burning programme like Nero. I don't think it can be set as a default because of this.
Why not get a flash drive and transfer your music library to it. Just plug it into a USB port when you need to copy music to it. No burning software necessary.
Is it safe to check your email from library computers?
I'm just wondering, is it safe to check your email from computers at the library?Is it safe to check your email from library computers?
shouldn't be a problem, not aware of any real issues on library computers with checking emails.
as far as secrutiy itself is on the computers at library i couldnt say.
but checking emails and general things you should be fineIs it safe to check your email from library computers?
Best thing to do after closing the browser is to go back in to your email providers webpage and see if you are still logged in. I work for a library service and we had a problem with temp internet files not clearing after the PC logged off. Also, uncheck "keep me logged in" on the email logon page
shouldn't be a problem, not aware of any real issues on library computers with checking emails.
as far as secrutiy itself is on the computers at library i couldnt say.
but checking emails and general things you should be fineIs it safe to check your email from library computers?
Best thing to do after closing the browser is to go back in to your email providers webpage and see if you are still logged in. I work for a library service and we had a problem with temp internet files not clearing after the PC logged off. Also, uncheck "keep me logged in" on the email logon page
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How do I send mp3s to my itunes library?
Hi
Ive just downloaded some songs (mp3s). Ive downloaded them successfully and I can listen to them through windows media player. I cant figure out how to put them into my itunes library so that I can put them onto my ipod. Ive tryed dragging them but its got the blocked sign thing over it and wont let me. Can anybody help? ThanksHow do I send mp3s to my itunes library?
If you have the newer version of Itunes go to File- Library- Add Playlist. Then find the file you want and click open. Nothing should really change as for some strange reason Itunes uploads MP3 sounds extremely quickly in comparison to WMV.How do I send mp3s to my itunes library?
the songs have to be in an Mp3 format (it looks like the music sign with lil letters around it) if it's not in that it cant be in itunesHow do I send mp3s to my itunes library?
go to your library in itunes then fo to file on the top left hand corner and click add file to library
Ive just downloaded some songs (mp3s). Ive downloaded them successfully and I can listen to them through windows media player. I cant figure out how to put them into my itunes library so that I can put them onto my ipod. Ive tryed dragging them but its got the blocked sign thing over it and wont let me. Can anybody help? ThanksHow do I send mp3s to my itunes library?
If you have the newer version of Itunes go to File- Library- Add Playlist. Then find the file you want and click open. Nothing should really change as for some strange reason Itunes uploads MP3 sounds extremely quickly in comparison to WMV.How do I send mp3s to my itunes library?
the songs have to be in an Mp3 format (it looks like the music sign with lil letters around it) if it's not in that it cant be in itunesHow do I send mp3s to my itunes library?
go to your library in itunes then fo to file on the top left hand corner and click add file to library
How do i transfer different music into itunes library?
I installed limewire and i tunes and i'm trying to put music in my i pod. but i can't get the music i downloaded from limewire to get into itune's library so i can transfer it to my I pod. anyone no how?How do i transfer different music into itunes library?
what i've been doing is burning the music from limewire onto a cd then insert the cd back in and itunes pops up and there you go!!sprinter
what i've been doing is burning the music from limewire onto a cd then insert the cd back in and itunes pops up and there you go!!
Is it possible to download a lawyers legal library onto a laptop computer for a lawyer to look up information?
where ever he is (Hotel Room, Restaurant or a Meeting in a clients office). Without having to carry his legal library around.Is it possible to download a lawyers legal library onto a laptop computer for a lawyer to look up information?
there are a few legal libraries on-line such as Westlaw and LexisNexis
there is NO reason to try and download an entire library onto a single computer, laptop or desktop.........Is it possible to download a lawyers legal library onto a laptop computer for a lawyer to look up information?
Yes. It maybe costly.
there are a few legal libraries on-line such as Westlaw and LexisNexis
there is NO reason to try and download an entire library onto a single computer, laptop or desktop.........Is it possible to download a lawyers legal library onto a laptop computer for a lawyer to look up information?
Yes. It maybe costly.
How do you add another iPod to your iTunes but not have all the same songs in you library be added?
My brother wants me to add songs to his iPod, but I don't know how to do it without adding all the songs on the iTunes Library. I know you need to check/ uncheck them, but its a hassle... Is there anyway to create a separate library or something for all of his songs and another for all of mine?How do you add another iPod to your iTunes but not have all the same songs in you library be added?
once you connect your borther's ipod you have to click on his ipod and go to summary-options- and check manually manage music and videos
once you connect your borther's ipod you have to click on his ipod and go to summary-options- and check manually manage music and videos
Is the Auckland University library open to the public?
My school holidays have just started and the public libraries can't compare to what I have seen on the University catalogue. I'm only in 4th Form, but can I still get books out, or at least read books within the library?Is the Auckland University library open to the public?
You can go in and read books, but you're not allowed to get books out, unless you go to Auckland Uni :]
Yay for Auckland, btw ;)Is the Auckland University library open to the public?
Most university libraries do provide membership and borrowing privileges to the public. But this would entail payment of a fee.
If you need to borrow, go to the information desk of the library and find out what your options are.
Hope this helps.Is the Auckland University library open to the public?
Yes
You can go in and read books, but you're not allowed to get books out, unless you go to Auckland Uni :]
Yay for Auckland, btw ;)Is the Auckland University library open to the public?
Most university libraries do provide membership and borrowing privileges to the public. But this would entail payment of a fee.
If you need to borrow, go to the information desk of the library and find out what your options are.
Hope this helps.Is the Auckland University library open to the public?
Yes
How to bring my ipods music to my library?
So for a long time now i have been downloading songs (not from itunes) and i dont want to loose what i have, so how do i get my songs into my library without getting rid of them all?How to bring my ipods music to my library?
Full guide: Transfer songs, videos, photos and playlists from iPod to Computer or iTunes
http://www.transfer-iphone.com/transfer-鈥?/a>
GOOD LUCK!
Full guide: Transfer songs, videos, photos and playlists from iPod to Computer or iTunes
http://www.transfer-iphone.com/transfer-鈥?/a>
GOOD LUCK!
If I sync my iPhone to different iTunes library on a different computer will I lose my text messages?
I recently moved my iTunes library to my laptop from my Desktop computer. I have some text messages that I never want to delete and I was wondering since It's a different computer if it will delete my text messages or not when I synced my iPhone with it.If I sync my iPhone to different iTunes library on a different computer will I lose my text messages?
No . Your text messages are not synced to your computer whatsoever . You will not lose any of your text messages . However , do note that you would lose all of your music , pictures , videos , podcasts %26amp; apps - they would be wiped off %26amp; replaced by the new iTunes library .If I sync my iPhone to different iTunes library on a different computer will I lose my text messages?
You will.
You should use a professional iphone to itunes transfer to help you.
Try an iPhone to Computer transfer now.
http://www.macdvdrippersoft.com/iphone-t鈥?/a>
An iPhone to computer transfer can help you transfer all your iPhone files including music, video, photos, tv shows, etc to your computer.
It is easy to use and you can follow the user guide:
http://www.macdvdrippersoft.com/guide-ai鈥?/a>mbusa
No . Your text messages are not synced to your computer whatsoever . You will not lose any of your text messages . However , do note that you would lose all of your music , pictures , videos , podcasts %26amp; apps - they would be wiped off %26amp; replaced by the new iTunes library .If I sync my iPhone to different iTunes library on a different computer will I lose my text messages?
You will.
You should use a professional iphone to itunes transfer to help you.
Try an iPhone to Computer transfer now.
http://www.macdvdrippersoft.com/iphone-t鈥?/a>
An iPhone to computer transfer can help you transfer all your iPhone files including music, video, photos, tv shows, etc to your computer.
It is easy to use and you can follow the user guide:
http://www.macdvdrippersoft.com/guide-ai鈥?/a>
Is there a way to transfer your itunes library?
Is there a way to transfer your itunes library from one user on a computer without another without burning discs or inserting cd's?Is there a way to transfer your itunes library?
try ask in below forums
http://discussions.apple.com/category.js鈥?/a>
http://forums.cnet.com/mac-forums/itunes鈥?/a>
http://forums.ilounge.com/forumdisplay.p鈥?/a>Is there a way to transfer your itunes library?
I got a new computer several days ago and i want to have my iTunes library on it from my old computer.I don't wanna lose it .so I wanted to back up my iTunes Library onto a portable hard drive.Just my friend recommend Anoisoft iTunes to iTunes Transfer to me.Anoisoft iTunes to iTunes Transfer can backup iTunes library and backup iTunes playlist, songs, video to computer and USB storage, transfer iTunes library to new computer easily.I used it. It is very cool. Hope helps.
try ask in below forums
http://discussions.apple.com/category.js鈥?/a>
http://forums.cnet.com/mac-forums/itunes鈥?/a>
http://forums.ilounge.com/forumdisplay.p鈥?/a>Is there a way to transfer your itunes library?
I got a new computer several days ago and i want to have my iTunes library on it from my old computer.I don't wanna lose it .so I wanted to back up my iTunes Library onto a portable hard drive.Just my friend recommend Anoisoft iTunes to iTunes Transfer to me.Anoisoft iTunes to iTunes Transfer can backup iTunes library and backup iTunes playlist, songs, video to computer and USB storage, transfer iTunes library to new computer easily.I used it. It is very cool. Hope helps.
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