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Isnt there a program that u can upload YouTube videos to ur ipod? there is this very funny video on youtube that i really want to put on my Ipod

Hmm I found these websites that lets you download a video from youtube to your computer in FLV form (which you will have to convert to MP4 to put on your iPod.)
http://javimoya.com/blog/youtube_en.php
http://www.youtubex.com/
And here is another walkthrough for downloading the videos. It explains other websites and the ones I listed above.
http://www.mashable.com/2007/05/05/download-youtube-video/

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Maybe this online manual would help.
* http://en.flossmanuals.net/thunderbird/interface/
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Is there a program that does this

ok i have a 20 gig 4th gen ipod and now im getting the new 60 gig video ipod..is there a program that will let me plug both of them in and transfer music directly from the 20 gig to my new 60 gig..or does anyone have any other ideas besides copying all my music to the pc and readding it to the new ipod..thanks apreciate all help

Hi Heather
I can't see any programme that will copy directly between two iPods. I think you'll just have to copy to your hard drive and then back onto the new iPod.
I don't keep my music on my computer either. It doesn't take that long to copy it over and if my iPod crashes, well hey, I have the cds and it's a chance for a clear out!
I'm on my 3rd iPod and have never had cause to be concerned about the safety of my files yet. Unfortunately on here there is a tendancy for people to lecture you on what they think you should be doing, rather than to answer the question you've asked.
Sarah ;o)
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I upgraded to OSX.8 and cannot load MS Encore. I desperately need some email files from ENCORE. Is there a program that can open my ENCORE email files?

I upgraded to OSX.8 and cannot load MS Encore. I desperately need some email files from ENCORE. Is there a program that can open my ENCORE email files?
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Is there a program that can view .indd files?

Besides inDesign or inCopy, I mean. I'm aware that there are programs that will extract the preview thumbnails from the file, but are there any that will view the .indd file itself? My manager doesn't want to spend the money on a copy of inCopy for all of our users, but wants to give people the option to view .indd files currently in progress.

Greetings! Matheau from Code Line here.
Our product, Art View for Mac (formerly SneakPeek Pro), allows you to preview InDesign, as well as Illustrator, ASE, Freehand MX and others from Quick Look. It doesn't require you to have InDesign installed. For InDesign docs, it uses the built-in thumbnails which can be quite good if configured properly before saving. We talk a bit about getting better previews with InDesign on our blog.
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If I reset my iphone (errase data and settings) is there any program that can recover information or deleted photos?

I'm asking this beacuase I want to sell my iphone 4 and before I will errase it, but I want to ensure that the next user will not be able to have acces o recover information such as deleted photos from my phone, I know there are programs that recover deleted stuff from your iphone but do they work after errasing it completely?

I'm not sure how flash storage works, but there's usually a very decent way of making sure no one accesses your data: first, erase your phone. After that, fill it with crap - you can use iTunes or whatever, and just either fill it with rubish images, or better yet videos (that you don't mind anyone recovering later). Then erase it again. If someone runs a recover data program on it, they will only find the last data you inserted.
Make sure to completely fill the iPhones available space with crap.
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Is there a program that works like the old iPhoto?

Is there a program that works like the old iPhoto?
The old iPhoto is my ideal program. Unfortunately, it does not work on my new operating system. I like having the ability to look over my images with a slide show. However, the new package folder does not give me complete access to my pictures. Is there a program that will have both slide show with music options, and the general folder for the files? I heard that Picasa was supposed to have a general folder, but it is using the iPhoto package.
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Welcome to the Apple Discussions.
The current iPhoto is laid out specifically the way it is because of folks like you
Since iPhoto 7 (iLife 08) the old iPhoto Library Folder is now a Package File. This is simply a folder that looks like a file in the Finder. The change was made to the format of the iPhoto library because many users were inadvertently corrupting their library by browsing through it with other software or making changes in it themselves.
Even in the old iPhoto it was never correct to access the iPhoto Library Folder.
However, the new package folder does not give me complete access to my pictures.
This is untrue. Go to your Pictures Folder and find the iPhoto Library there. Right (or Control-) Click on the icon and select 'Show Package Contents'. A finder window will open with the Library exposed.
There they all are.
Standard Warning which applies to every version of iPhoto: Don't change anything in the iPhoto Library Folder via the Finder or any other application. iPhoto depends on the structure as well as the contents of this folder. Moving things, renaming things or otherwise making changes will prevent iPhoto from working and could even cause you to damage or lose your photos.
I do not feel comfortable putting my original photo files into a system that does not let me look at the file information
What information are you missing? If you can tell us we may be able to help you more.
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TD

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hi!
my mac does read some words displayed in Arabic.Is there any app that read arabic letters?
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ams2012 wrote:
Is there any app that read arabic letters?
I think every app can read Arabic except for MS Word for Mac. For example, if you use Safari to go to
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Take my music off my ipod without formatting it on itunes on my macbook pro is there a program that can do it i have itunes 11.0.2

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I do not understand what you mean/want. Maybe this:
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I have been troubleshooting a memory leak caused by queues, and have found the following link helpful:
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