iCreate - UK (2021-07)

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macOS TouchCopy

I have loads of obscure music on my iPod, which I don’t

physically own anymore, can I copy it to my Mac? David Reynolds

Yes, but you will need to download a third-party

app, such as TouchCopy to perform this action.

This app isn’t available on the App Store, so go

to wideanglesoftware.com/touchcopyand

download the free trial version to your Mac.

Now, connect your iPod and do the following:

1

Connect and select

With your iPod connected to your Mac,

launch the app and it will immediately start

searching for devices. When your iPod is found,

select it and then click ‘Connect’.

3

Select tracks to copy

Highlight the music you wish to copy (hold

cmd and click individual tracks to add them),

then you can click on the ‘Copy to Music’ or

‘Copy to Mac’ options at the top.

2

Browse your files

The contents of your iPod will now be

displayed by genre, artist and album. As a handy

shortcut, you can click on ‘Not in Music App’ to

list everything not on your Mac.

4

Play your music

You will be notified when your selected

tracks have finished copying, so head to Music,

click ‘Artists’ or ‘Albums’ in the Library section

and start playing your new-found music.

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How do I change my

email signature on my

iPhone? I don’t want it

to say, ‘Sent from my

iPhone’ anymore.

Go to Settings>Mail and

then scroll down and tap

on the ‘Signature’ option

at the bottom of the page.

By default, your ‘Sent from

my iPhone’ signature will

be applied to all of your

email accounts, so select

‘Per Account’ and all of

your active email accounts

will be listed, and you

will be able to assign a

new signature to them

individually. Now,simply

tap on the ‘Sent from my

iPhone’ text field, delete

the existing textand then

replace it with whatever

you want. Exit the settings

screen to save them.