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• You can add a "File Type" column on iTunes, would that help? Hopefully it would distinguish between .mp4 and .m4a files? On a related note, I kind of have the opposite problem. A while ago I subscribed to a few podcasts, synced them to my iPod. I…

  in Number of library songs different from ipod songs Comment by stephend February 2006
• The "Unix voodoo" isn't all that complicated. See my post in this thread. --> Stephen

  in Error Code 1309 Comment by stephend February 2006
• There are actually two files, .bash_profile and .bashrc, both in your home directory. The former is run when you log in, the second every time you start a new shell. (So the short answer is that you put you aliases in .bash_profile.) Editing these w…

  in using scripts in unix Comment by stephend February 2006
• While a Mac can generally read Windows disks the reverse is usually not true. A quick Google showed a few applications that can read Mac disks (for example) but I'm not sure how seamlessly that would work with iTunes. --> Stephen

  in Using Mac formatted iPod on PC? Comment by stephend January 2006
• Almost the same as in Windows: cat file1 file2 file3 > bigfile HTH, --> Stephen

  in Splitting large file into multiple files? Comment by stephend January 2006
• They don't tend to update the "pro" level printers quite so often. For example, the R800, the A4/Letter version of the R1800, came out in early 2004 and is still current. I should think you'd be okay getting the R1800 for a while yet. --> Step…

  in Epson r1800 update? Comment by stephend January 2006
• If you're not afraid of the command-line, you can use "split", for example: split -b 1024m thebigfile And then on the Windows side use this to put them back together again: type file1 file2 file3 > thebigfile HTH, --> Stephen

  in Splitting large file into multiple files? Comment by stephend January 2006
• Quote: Originally posted by icfireball No way man: Cyberduck all the way. If you were really desperate you could just use Apple's "Go > Connect to server" in the finder. I thought FTP in the Finder was still read-only? I tend to use Cyber…

  in iLife '06 Comment by stephend January 2006