Connecting to my work pc

Having a few problems connecting my ipod video to my work pc as I like to listen as I work ! I had connected it and was working fine then had to completely reset & restore ipod. Now working fine at home etc. Now when I connect ipod to work pc itunes recognisies my ipod and when i click on it all of my songs appear but they wont play the song names are light grey. If I go to update it asks if I want to change the link and rerplace all of the song on my ipod to the ones on itunes on work pc (only a few songs I bought from itunes) and i think I did this before and it wiped all of my songs so I had to restore at home again , help as its too quiet at work !!

sorted it !!!! After reading few discussion boards etc clicked on ipod option and changed ipod, music, to manual and hey presto it works !!!!!

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