IPod in source list

My iPod still appears in the source list even though it is disconnected.
Thanks,
Brian

This was an essential feature (continuing to list the ipod after ejection) especially for those that managed the contents of multiple ipods off of the same itunes account. I hope it was just an oversight and that the feature will be enabled again.
In my case, when I initially upgraded to iTunes 7 the unmounted devices were displayed only until I mounted them. After that, they would not display until they were remounted.
imac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.7) ipod shuffle

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