ITunes list a mess. How do I re-install iPod that isn't a mess?

My list of songs was perfect...all title and groups were listed in perfect order. It took days to do.
I wanted to load my wifes songs from a separate portable hard drive into the iTunes under "her playlist"
What ended up happening is those 6,900 songs started loading onto MY list (was actually THE list) and screwed it all up with missing songs and no mention or what was downloading.
Is there any way of reloading the iPod songs, without causing damage to the iPod list? How do I re-load the iPod into iTunes?
I don't want to mess up the iPod list/songs!
Thanks a bunch.
PJ
Home built 5 years ago. Windows 2000

I would have to presume the 2006 Mac was used, and came with Office 2008 on it from the seller. Apple has never offered Office as a bundled purchase, and it is not pre-installed with any Mac.
Since you have the disk for Office 2004, the activation key should be on a sticker on the CD/DVD sleeve. As I recall, anyway. I no longer have my 2004 copy to check. If you have the key, it doesn't matter who it originally belonged to. You can still enter it and activate the software.
Once you have that installed, you can install the XML converter for Office 2004. That will allow you to open from all newer Windows and Mac versions of Office. The only things that won't necessarily convert are features that don't exist in Office 2004, and so can't be translated correctly, or at all.
Microsoft is saying Office 2016 for Mac and Windows should be available for the official release sometime either late summer, or early fall. So hold off purchasing a new version if you can. MS offers to reduced upgrade price for Office. You'd pay full price for Office 2011, and then again for Office 2016.
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