Computation Question

Is it possible to call a computation from a report query on the same page if the computation returns more than one row?
The computation is on an item within the same page.
I have been unsuccessful at returning any rows from the query. I've tried both
IN and the LIKE clauses.
Do computations only allow you to return one row?

Ron,
Do you really have tried to compute COLLECTION through Page Computation?
Please let me know, because I cannot see that there is a way of compute anthing but 3 kind of values declared in my first post. And collection cannot be declared in any of these items..
Am I missing something?
THX

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Hi Dalegu219,
Thanks for visiting Apple Support Communities.
If your iTunes library is on an external hard drive, but iTunes is not recognizing the library, first make sure the right library is selected.
You can use these steps to make sure iTunes is opening the library on your external drive:
If iTunes is running, quit iTunes.
If you're using Windows, hold down the Shift key and from the Start menu, choose All Programs > iTunes > iTunes.
If you're using a Mac, open iTunes and immediately hold down the Option key.
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Pick Choose Library and locate the library on your external hard drive.
From:
iTunes: How to open an alternate iTunes Library file or create a new one - Apple Support
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iTunes: How to re-create your iTunes library and playlists - Apple Support
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Multiple iPods on one computer question

Hello,
I know this question has been asked already and I've read all the help topics about multiple iPods.
I've tried twice to use two iPods on one computer and it was not as easy as described. I'm just wondering if I'm doing something wrong.
The first time I tried was on a PC running XP with two iPod minis. I had seperate user accounts and it kept erasing all the songs in one account.
The other situation was on a different PC running XP Pro with a shuffle and a 30gig photo.
I had my 30gig for about a year and as soon as I plugged in my shuffle it didn't recognize it and the next time I plugged in my 30 gig photo it froze and I had to end up doing the hard reset for it.
Tomorrow I am about to try a PC running XP with a shuffle, nano, and a video iPod.
I've read the two ways to do it and am going to try the specific playlist option.
I'm worried that as soon as I plug in the second iPod it will freeze and I won't be able to even get to the "iPod Option" Button in iTunes.
The computer is not mine nor are the music devices. I'm doing it for a friend who doesn't understand computers that well. All devices are new, never used.
Is it as easy as the process sounds?
Also the last time I tried multiple iPods was at least two iTunes updates ago.
Thanks for any help,
Chris
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Hello!
Let me explain this in detail for you:
The Do Not Disconnect screen
It is normal for your iPod to say this message to you when you connect it to your computer.
When you need to disconnect it from your computer, you'll first need to eject it.
There are a few ways to eject your iPod; through iTunes, the Safely Remove Hardware program, and "My Computer".
Through iTunes
Ejecting your iPod via iTunes depends on what setting your iPod is on for.
Connect your iPod. Go into Edit> preferences> iPod. See what setting your iPod is on; "automatic" or "manual".
Automatic
If you aren't restoring, or updating your iPod, iTunes should automatically eject your iPod from iTunes. If it doesn't, then right-click the name of your iPod in iTunes, and make sure that the "enable for disk use" is un-checked.
Manual
If you need to eject your iPod from iTunes if the setting is "manual", click the little arrow that's next to the name of your iPod in the left source list in iTunes.
Through the "Safely Remove Hardware" program
Look at the bottom-right corner of your screen, and there's the system tray icons there. If the "Safely Remove Hardware" icon is there, click on it, select your iPod, and click "stop".
Through "My Computer"
Go to "My Computer".
Find your iPod's listing there (it's typically "E:" or "F:").
Right-click it, click on "eject".
For additional information about ejecting your iPod, check this Apple Support articles about it.
Safely disconnecting your iPod
About the "Do Not Disconnect" and "OK to Disconnect" screens on iPod
Any more questions? I'll be glad to try to help you again.
~~Kylene

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Hi, I'm hoping I can explain myself in this....
Okay, a coworker brought in her iPod yesterday. It has a small amt of songs (100 maybe??) on it. She doesn't even have a computer, so the songs that were on it, were put on it by her ex-husband. She brought in some CD's and asked if I could download them onto her iPod for her. At first I was like, sure no problem. But now I am wondering what is going to happen when I try to do this??
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I am not trying to share MY music. I don't want the CD's she wants me to add to her iPod, it is some Spiritual/Inspirational/Motivational CD's that I am not interested in.
I hate when I come in here and ask a question and people assume I am trying to screw the system. I am asking honest questions just trying to understand what I can do! Call me naive or whatever, I don't sit in here and study all the do's and don'ts of iTunes/iPods, but I thought that was what this forum was for...asking questions.
Please quit accusing me of illegal activity! That is why I am asking because I am trying to avoid that. So was it illegal for her ex-husband to buy her an iPod and load it with some songs for her???

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I have a new (Win 7) computer with which I want to use my I-Tunes music library. Currently the library itself resides on an extern (USB) hard drive connected to my old computer (Win XP). However, the library files (itl and xml) reside on the internal hard drive of the old computer.
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I am not tech savvy so I am assuming a laptop is more difficult to upgrade parts on
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1. Would you pefer a desktop or a laptop and why one over the other?
2. If you have a desktop how do you travel with it?
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1. Desktop always. At least 3 times faster than a laptop, more expansion capabilities and a laptop still needs a wall outlet to operate.
2. I don't.
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iTunes will recognize each iPod as unique. You can manage each one differently, as you wish.
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https://discussions.apple.com/message/11527071#11527071
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Please review the above and then let us know if any of the above works for you.
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My old+new computers are discussed in my notes http://www.pacifier.com/~jtsmith/ADOBE.HTM
Old computer with CS3 worked... but was very slow... 4-6 hours to have Encore create an ISO to burn to DVD
New computer is not only MUCH faster, I can edit HD and not just SD
As the line went in Smokey and the Bandit... "speed costs... how fast do you want to go?"
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My phone will not allow me to connect to my computer. It asks me repeatedly if I "trust" the computer and I tap trust each time; and nothing. I did upgrade the computer to Snow Leopard yesterday and was able to connect the Ipad mini, but not the phone.

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