| (1) Downloadupload iPod Copier 1.0.0.1 |
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| Sender Name : |
admin |
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| Category : |
Music-Comporser |
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| Submited Date : |
25, Aug, 2009 |
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| Os Support :
| Windows Vista, XP, 2000, 98, Me, NT |
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| License : |
Freeware |
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| Price : |
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| Size : |
4.55MB |
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| Publisher : |
http://www.downloadupload.com |
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| Description : |
iPod Copier is very easy to use tool to Copy your iPod Device(Any Type), you can copy tracks from iPod to your local hard drive.
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Features : With iPod Copier you can do the following :
View all Audio/Video iPod Contents. Play Audio/Video Tracks of the iPod. View the properties of the Audio/Video tracks of the iPod. Copy Audio/Video tracks from iPod to local hard drive. Search in the tracks properties to easily find the desired track. Support All iPod Types. |
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| URL : |
http://www.thilosoft.com/show_links2.php? action=nextpage&id=1&pid=3968&do=browse |
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