Changing an Ipod's user/Itunes account

I have been trying to figure out how to do this but with very little luck. I think it should be pretty easy to do but I can not figure it out. If some one could help me or point me to a link it would be appreciated.
My older son had an Ipod classic and my younger daughter an Ipod Shuffel each of course with their own Itunes account which I control. My son bought an Ipod touch last summer and transferred his account to that device. He recently gave his older Ipod to his sister. It has the small screen and a much larger memory which she loves. I need to figure out how to transfer her music and Itunes account to her brothers old Ipod. Currently when I plug the Ipod Classic into the computer it Identifies itself as "my sons I pod" and will not let me sync up with her account.
I need to figure out how to get Itunes to authorize/recognize her bothers old Ipod as her Ipod. How do I switch this?
Thanks in advance

Hello mslacat,
Simply restore the iPod via iTunes. This will wipe all content from the iPod and set it back to its original default settings. From there you can set it up to sync however you wish and be on your way.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1339
B-rock

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