In article <scfer15cmvb52a2g8pe9bfn54b5c3t5evu@4ax.com>,
Timothy J. Trace <tim@nospam.co.uk> wrote:

> Help me here. If I buy a song from iTunes, do I select a destination
> for it, such as the iPod or the local computer's library? Or is it
> always downloaded to the local computer, and I check it out, like a
> library book, to the player?

It's always downloaded to the local computer; you don't have to select a
destination for it. You then load it into iTunes; it's not checked out,
but remains both on the computer's disk, and in the iPod.

Further, if you have a CD that you want to copy to an iPod, you first
copy it to the local computer, using iTunes (or copy it with the
Finder--or the Windows equivalent--and import it into iTunes), then load
it into the iPod.

> Is there a FAQ on this stuff?

The Help menu in iPod.

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