Im Owr Lives BooksTo Help You Tune Into Digital Music (NAPSA)—If you are a fan of digital music players or enjoy buy- ing music online, two new books may be music to your ears. The books show how to get the most out of both the popular digital music player called the iPod and the music downloading system called iTunes. The first book, “iPod and iTunes for Dummies” by Tony Bove and Cheryl Rhodes m (Wiley, $21.99) offers tips on setting up the MP3 player, “buying “= music online, organiz- ing playlists, maintaining battery life, using the iPod as a hard drive and more. The information is presented in the straightforward but fun language for which the “For Dum- mies” series is known. A second book is designed for readers who prefer to learn visu-}ally. “Master “| Visually iPod and iTunes” by Bonnie Blake and Doug Sahlin (Wiley, t= $24.99) is orgaiPodand iTunes nized into 21 easy-to-under- stand chapters. It has two-color graphics, tips, hints and numbered step-by-step instructions that demonstrate how to enjoy the most entertain- ing and surprising features of the music player and the downloading system. Both books are available where booksare sold.
