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You can think you've turned off the iPod when you've actually entered a standby mode. The way Play/Pause is engineered on the click dial, if you press down until the screen goes dark, the iPod may be in a paused standby mode (not Pause), which uses more power. To verify that the unit is in Pause mode, press the middle button. When the screen lights up, look in the upper-left corner for dual bars (Pause), not the triangle (Play). To cut power totally, flip the Hold switch on the top.
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just plug your iPod into your computer using the interface cable that came with it, and iTunes does the rest. iTunes will recognize that you have plugged in your iPod device, and it will then ask what you want to do by way of onscreen prompts.
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