Photos onto Ipod from windows???

How can I put my pictures on my 5th gen 60gb ipod????

Ok, create a folder where you can put all your photos. If you already have a folder then open itunes first then connect your usb to your ipod and connect it to your computer it should automatically update, but wait your not done yet.
Once you have your ipod connected a screen is gonna come up with different tabs: music, videos, photos, etc. Click on the photo tab and check where it says sync photos and on the right side to that there is gonna be a place where you can browse or find the folder where you have all your photos, select that folder.
It should now automatically start transferring all your photos to your ipod if it does not, just disconncet safely your ipod and close itunes and then open it again and connect your ipod via usb to your computer. Now it should do it. If for some reason it does not then you did something wrong. Believe this stuff works, just be a little patient and you will see it will work.
Just remember that from now on save all your photos on Adobe photoshop or you can do what I do, I save pictures I get from myspace.com and save them on my pictures folder on my computer, then after that I transfer them by right clicking them and opening them with Adobe and then save as and rename them, and it works for me.
Hope this has helped.

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