iTunes

In this podcast, Cokes shows us how to enable and access the column browser in iTunes. Once enabled, this addition to the view layout can improve the usability and ease of navigation for screen reader users when browsing their iTunes library.

In this podcast, David Woodbridge shows us how to configure your iPod Nano or Shuffle so that it can be used as a USB drive with a Mac or Windows PC.

In this edition of his series of podcasts intended to help new users of VoiceOver on the Mac, David Woodbridge shows us how to setup and use the feature in OS X that enables you to select text and have that added to iTunes as a spoken track.

In this podcast, David Woodbridge gives us a demonstration of how to use iTunes 11 with VoiceOver on a Mac.

In the ninth of a series of tutorials on using iTunes, Carla shows us how to transfer purchased apps between iTunes libraries.

Although it is possible to manage the installation of previously purchased apps directly on your iDevice, there may be times when the method described here is preferred - for example if you have multiple devices using different libraries or want to make sure that you have local copies of apps available.

In the eighth of a series of tutorials on using iTunes, Carla shows us how to connect your iDevice to iTunes and update to the latest version of iOS. Although updates can now be done without connecting to iTunes, there may be times when you may need to do it this way - such as when you don't have wireless access or the battery level of your iDevice is low.

In the seventh of a series of tutorials on using iTunes, Carla shows us how to connect your iDevice to iTunes for the first time and then choose what you want to synchronize from your library.

These tutorials were recorded using iTunes 10.5 on a Windows PC. The procedures described in this podcast are the same in the current version of iTunes, which at the time of writing is 10.7.

In the sixth of a series of tutorials on using iTunes, Carla shows us how to manually transfer a podcast file to her iPod. This is particularly useful when you are connected to a computer that doesn't contain your main iTunes library, so cannot simply synchronize.

These tutorials were recorded using iTunes 10.5 on a Windows PC. The procedures described in this podcast are the same in the current version of iTunes, which at the time of writing is 10.7.

In the fifth of a series of tutorials on using iTunes, Carla shows us how to export and import playlists.

These tutorials were recorded using iTunes 10.5 on a Windows PC. The procedures described in this podcast are the same in the current version of iTunes, which at the time of writing is 10.7.

In the fourth of a series of tutorials on using iTunes, Carla shows us how to create a playlist and then use that to burn a CD.

These tutorials were recorded using iTunes 10.5 on a Windows PC. The procedures described in this podcast are the same in the current version of iTunes, which at the time of writing is 10.7.

In the third of a series of tutorials on using iTunes, Carla shows us how to add a file to your iTunes library..

These tutorials were recorded using iTunes 10.5 on a Windows PC. The procedures described in this podcast are the same in the current version of iTunes, which at the time of writing is 10.7.

In the second in a series of tutorials on using iTunes, Carla shows us how to view the detailed information that is available for files in your iTunes library..

These tutorials were recorded using iTunes 10.5 on a Windows PC. The procedures described in this podcast are the same in the current version of iTunes, which at the time of writing is 10.7.