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My ipod touch shows that it is connected to my wi-fi network, but once I enter message data, it does not give me the option to send...What am I doing wrong?

Same way as other apps, Touc and hold the app untill they all start to wiggle and then tap the circlied X by the apps you want to delete. Press the Home button once to get back to normal.

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