Transfering registration to a new owner

I have recently upgraded to 3rd generation Nano and have given my old nano to my mum but do not know how to register her as the new user, so currently it is still registered in my name. Can anyone help please??

Click here and register the iPod; you may also want to select the iPod in the iTunes source list, click on its name, and type a new name.
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Michael252 wrote:
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