Reclaiming ipod space after deleting files

I have just deleted a load of non-music or photo files from my 60GB Photo ipod in order to free up some space for more music but that doesn't seem to have made any difference to the available disc space. Am I missing something here? I am a bit reluctant to reset my ipod...

Hi Harry,
Sorry, I didn't realise this was the nano forum.
Yes, you are in Discussions>iPod nano>Using your iPod nano.
I would like to know how to use it as an external
hard drive as I often want to transfer heavy files to
other computers.
Have a look at this link:
Using your iPod as a hard disk
Regards
Colin R.
Message was edited by: Colin Robinson
If you go to Discussions>iPod then there are a further 6 Categories to choose from before you get to the Forums where you can post questions. Confusing, isn't it?

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