iPodCopy2 1.1

No. of downloads: 0 Licence: Free to try
Publisher: Terra Firma Software File size: 4M
Date added: 29-03-2007 Minimum requirements: Windows Me|Windows 98|Windows NT|Windows 2000|Windows XP|Windows Vista

Publisher:

Terra Firma Software

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http://www.terrafirmasoftware.com

Copies the content of any iPod to a selectable location. The application allows you to rename files during copying using a user selectable naming scheme.

Version 1.1 improves library read function to mitigate defective library causing endless loop in read function, changed message box when reading/writing file has error to show a timed status bar text to enable continuous copy progress, added status bar.

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