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Before posting your Notescast to your iPod, you'll need to enable your iPod as a disk drive. To do so,
A. Connect your iPod to your computer as you normally would
B. Once iTunes opens, select your iPod under Devices in the Source List on the left side of the iTunes screen
c. Click the "Enable Disk Use" checkbox in the Options section. You'll find this checkbox at the base of the screen under the "Summary" tab.
Once finished, then open your File Manager application. Because your iPod is now enabled as a disk drive, your File Manager app will recognize it as such. If you click on your iPod, you'll see the Notes folder. Now highlight the file you created (which should've been saved as a .txt file) and copy it to this Notes folder. Then highlight your iPod in iTunes, and choose to eject it. (Now that you have enabled your iPod as a disk drive, you should always choose to eject it when disconnecting it from your computer) Now go to your iPod main menu, select Extras, then Notes and you should see your new Notescast.
Depends on what ipod you have if it's a ipod touch then your good. Just go to the first page on your ipod there is an app there called "notes" use that.
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Blakego to apple.com-- click the itunes tab and download it.. after that plug your ipod in with you USB docking cable (came in ipod touch box) to your computer. iTunes should recognize the ipod. Buy songs on itunes, create playlists, then click on the device under the section labeled devices, click music, and add what you want.
To put notes (or other files) on an iPod requires that it can be used as an external drive. Connect the iPod to the computer and launch iTunes. Select the iPod in the source list and click on the options button. Select Enable Disk Use.
Prepare your note in a word processor and save it as a standard .txt text file. Add the note to the Notes folder on the iPod. Notes can be viewed by selecting Extras then Notes.
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