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Holding the Command key (aka the Apple key) and pressing Tab will cycle through your open applications. It's easier to Cmd-Tab if you are Copy (Cmd-C) and Pasting (Cmd-V) to and from various applications.
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Erik said 9:22PM on 6-22-2006
Are you kidding?
Ummm... Turn the iPod over slowly and read it...?
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Karl Otto Henriksen said 9:23PM on 6-22-2006
if you never had an ipod conected it will not show aything :) hehe...
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ZakCobb said 9:24PM on 6-22-2006
The same info is, and has been for some time, available on apple's website.
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Joly said 4:48AM on 6-23-2006
thanks for this information!
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James said 5:40AM on 6-23-2006
D'oh - I could have used that when I've been needing to read off my serial number from that tiny text recently.
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Mr Bob said 8:38AM on 6-23-2006
Not sure why this is news, or why you would use iTunes to find something that is available on your iPod. All you have to do is go "settings", "about" on your iPod and that information is there, as well as Version #, Model #.
Next you will be telling us there are games on the iPod.
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Dan Soderholm said 8:52AM on 6-23-2006
...or look on the back of your iPod...
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David said 11:00AM on 6-23-2006
...unless you brushed the back of your iPod to get rid of that ugly mirrored finish like I did. but as mentioned, you can still see it through the ipod's menu system
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Neal Saferstein said 11:09PM on 6-23-2006
Thanks for the info.
Neal Saferstein
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David said 11:08AM on 6-26-2006
This is actually useful, as silly as it seems. First of all, the number on the shiny back of my iPod is unreadable. And if for any reason your iPod freezes up and you need the number for tech support, it's good to have an alternative.
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