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  1. nick

    Hanna blogged about this back on Feb 25, noting that, unfortunately, the iPod literature in question is commercial payware. Still, if anyone has a review or has comments on getting to read it, I’d be interested to know more…

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  2. Jill

    Ah, so that’s why it sounded familiar 🙂 Yes, it’d be interesting to hear more about it.

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