I can't get past the Software License Agreement in itunes

Whenever I connect my ipod to itunes all I get is the 'Software License Agreement' come up. Even though I've clicked the "I have read & agree to the license software agreement" & then saved it in 'My Documents' it never gets past this stage. Is this some kind of fault?
I can "drop & drag" music from itunes in to my ipod but I cannot see what's loaded on to it from itunes. I can also safely "eject" it from itunes. Attempting to reset my ipod doesn't appear to help either.

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