Question about ejecting 'things'

Is there any connection between the ejection of CDs and the ejection of iPods? I seem to be having issues with both.
For example: I'll have to mash on the eject button at least 20 times before the computer recognizes that i want it to spit out the CD.
For example 2: I'll try to eject an iPod and it seems to want to 'hold on' to the iPod, causing huge issues with the iPod.
Is it possible that there's something which needs to be replaced on my Macbook or at least resetted? I've been having a tiresome time trying to figure out what's wrong with my iPod, and i'm now just realizing that it may be my computer's fault rather than the iPod's.
THANKS
Matthew

ejecting the CDs isn't the real problem. I'm wondering what's making it do that and if the 2 problems are related. My iPod is really busted because of issues which occur when ejecting it fails. At first i imagined it was an issue with the iPod, but i replaced it with another, and the same problem exists.
I was wondering if there is a way to fix this problem and if it will fix my iPod.

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Tesserax wrote:
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mantralightroom wrote:
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mantralightroom wrote:
i would like to know if i can store the size of each dialog window
You MUST be talking about the Properties panel, where adjustment layer info is shown, because the dialogs you get when you do things like Image - Adjust - Levels or Image - Adjust - Curves is not resizeable in any way I can see. At least not on a PC.
No, there's no special option that allows dialog sizes to be saved separately. It's just one panel, and the size of the panel itself defines the size of the contents up to each of their max sizes.
-Noel

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