Creating seperate folders

i've noticed on some of my albums that i transfer to my ipod, that it sometimes makes two folders for an artist. gernerally its one song seperated from the others. so when i look at my ipod it lists an artist twice. is there a way to get rid of this? i make sure all the tracks numbers and track info are in correct order or the same. thanks

If the same Artist names are showing up several times within iTunes or the iPod, then their characters are different somehow. This is usually caused by leading or trailing blanks.
Within iTunes: Select all the song references for the same Artist. Right-click, 'Get Info'. Then edit the Artist name to what you want for all of them. They will all now be the same and group together.
Then resync you iPod to iTunes.

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Does anyone know how to do this. I am using Adobe Photoshop elements 4.0. Any help would be appreciated since I can't find any other info on apples site. Thanks

slaphappysnapper wrote:
That doesn't help. I tried it and all the images in one folder went straight into the library. I need to be able to see each folder's name on my iPod so I can runa slideshow of that folder - not every single image on my iPod. Is this possible?
Sorry, no.

Is there any way to enable rSAP, use the iPhone as a modem, create sms folders, and show the day's calender on the home screen?

Hi folks
Had iPhone for a while and generally happy, but it seems I still need to keep my old nokia E72 because I cannot seem to use the iPhone as a modem, nor does it support rSAP.
Also, while I like the threaded sms view, I'd also like the option to create sms folders to stash away my banking sms info, all of which comes from different numbers, and filled the sms inbox with hundreds of messages.
Lastly, having the meeting for the day diplayed somewhere on the home screen would be great if there were a way to do it. Yes, I can go into calender easy enough, but unless I develop the habit of checking it all the time, I often forget about a meeting whereas on the old nokia, it was always displayed.
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rSAP has largely been supplanted by ABAP, which the iPhone supports. Most modern smartphones, including the iPhone do NOT store any information on the SIM.
SMS inboxes. Not much to say. I've never had a desire to do this. I understand it could be useful, but it's unlikely to change.
As for meetings on the home screen... Wait for iOS 5
Flash: it's not JUST that Steve doesn't like flash. Adobe has failed to produce a workable version of Flash for iOS. Blame has to go to both sides. I say good riddance to it.

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You can drag one app on top of another and make a folder. However the limit to this is, for your situation, there can be no sharing of apps....the app Fred can only be in one folder because it's only on the device once. (so it may not work for what you need)
and I cannot recall if you can edit the name of the folder.
Unfortunately, for situations like yours, the iPad was created to be a single user device, so there's really not support for multiple users or multiple levels of access.

I am a new Apple/ipad user and trying to sync photos from pc to ipad. Picture moved to ipad in one giant folder instead of the many specific folders that are on my pc. How do I sync multipule folders so that the photos show up in seperate folders on my

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Create main folder e.g. Folder A, then sub-folders inside A e.g. B, C, D and have your Photos in B, C, D.
In iTunes Sync, click your device on the left Pane, then on right pane select "Photo" tab.
Make sure Sync photo box is checked, then select folder A, then All folders box within the selection.
Click Apply or Sync button at the lower right window.
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Syncing Ipad & iPhone in Seperate Folders

Need some advice. I currently have an iPad and will be getting the iPhone 4s soon. I want to keep the apps, music, photo's and video's in seperate folders, so when I sync or backup a device it would save it in designated folder. Would you suggest making 2 seperate folder's 1 for the iPad & 1 for iPhone, I don't want the same apps, etc., on each device or visa versa. In iTunes "Edit" "Perferences" "Advance" settings I have created a folder for my iPad, should I do the same with the iPhone? and change folders through the Advance when I sync up each device ? or would this confuse iTunes ?

How are you syncing your ipad right now? Are you just syncing everything? You don't have to - you check off which items you want for the ipad. then when you get the iphone you check off different apps for that. This apple article has a screenshot of that in step #5
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1977
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Switching the folder location in one library database is guaranteed to be a mess, no matter how you think you'll always remember. If you have podcasts that auto download they might start downloading when you're in the wrong library, for example.
itunes is designed to support multiple devices...maybe you're overthinking this?
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ITune has created several folders for the same album title. How do I consolidate those folders into 1?

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It is a hard one.. laptops with small drives are a pain.
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having trouble with an applescript. I'm trying to create an applescript that will create a job folder for me with job number and job name in which I can include folders and subfolders.
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font-family: Monaco, 'Courier New', Courier, monospace;
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width: 720px; height: 340px;
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activate me
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returns nothing
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