Change of ownership of idpod

I received an ipod shuffle which was my daughters.
1-IT IS LOADED WITH SONGS WHICH I DO NOT WANT HOW DO I DELETE THEM ALL ?
2-MUST I RE-REGISTER THE SERIAL NUMBER AND SET UP AN ACCOUNT UNDER MY NAME?
3-HOW DO I MAKE IT WORK FROM MY COMPUTER AND NOT HERS?
4-CAN YOU HAVE (2) DIFFERENT IPOD SHUFFLES ON THE SAME
COMPUTER WITH (2) DIFFERENT APPLE ID'S?
PLEASE HELP ME LOST IN JERSEY'''''

1. You can do this either by re-formatting the shuffle (open windows explorer and right click on the shuffle drive and select format), or when you link shuffle to your library it will delete them automatically (see below)
2. Probably best to do that if you can, that way it will be linked to your email etc. Probably easier to change the details on the existing "account". I assume you are talking about the warranty here not an iTunes account?
3. Assuming you have iTunes on your PC, install the CD that came with the shuffle, and plug it in. It should say the shuffle is linked to another libary and do you want to allocate it to your library in which case it will delete all the songs on the shuffle. a shuffle can only be linked to 1 library.
4. Yes, I have mine and my wifes shuffle hooked up to my notebook, using the same itunes library

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