Learn The Ipod For 5 Bucks: The Book for People Who Hate Reading the Manual

by Stephen Gregory

Learn the iPod and iTunes for 5 Bucks is a tight, bright, four-color, quick reference manual for the millions of iPod and iTunes users who use this incredibly popular technology for their music fix. Written by an intelligent master of the technology for other intelligent human beings, the text is integrated with large illustrations (either photographs or software interface shots). Brief tips or warnings at page bottom address any ancillary points not covered in the basic how-to text. There's nothing else. Readers will quickly learn how to actually USE their iPods and the iTunes Web site to do the stuff that 90% of consumers got into this stuff for: basic downloading, mastery of functions, learning the menus, transferring files to other users and machines, special effects, and so on. With a 6x7 trim size and a low price point ($5, remember?), these books aren't designed to be the complete reference, but are intended to be an irresistible impulse buy for people who don't normally buy books in this area--or for people who just want to learn the basics.

52 pages, Paperback

First published August 5, 2004

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