10 great tips for music lovers

I get a lot of questions about working with music on the computer. Some of these questions come up over and over again. That prompted me to put together this list of the 10 most asked questions about digital music:

1. Transfer tapes to CD
2. Recover files from your iPod
3. Split audio files
4. Connect your iPod to a car stereo
5. Listen to MP3s throughout the house
6. Converting audio to MP3
7. Manage an iPod on multiple computers
8. Troubleshooting CD burning
9. Moving your iTunes library
10. Save my downloaded radio shows on a CD

Exploring the universe

Like most geeks, I'm fascinated by outer space. There's so much to discover floating around in the universe.

Unfortunately, unless you're an astronaut, exploring space isn't easy. You could use a telescope. But that won't get you close to distant planets.

So I'm using Microsoft's WorldWide Telescope. This free program works much like Google Earth.

You can scroll around, exploring the universe. You'll see the constellations and planets in detail. That's cool.

But the real draw is the collection of other images in the program. You can access more than one terabyte of data. That information comes from the Hubble and Spitzer telescopes.

Try the WorldWide Telescope. It's great for children and anyone interested in exploring space.

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