Ipod touch

Sounds like stating the obvious, but have you checked the operating instructions. Perhaps, like on a PC, the files are locked or marked as archived. Perhaps you'll need to go into 'file manager' (presume it has one) find the 'offending files' check their 'status' and de-select whatever is needed - if that be the case. Good luck.

set up a playlist in your itunes and only sync that playlist with your itouch.

Cheers

David

Jason
If you are using iTunes, you can just remove the tick (by clicking on it) next to the songs in the play list that you dont want sync'd with your ipod. If the song is on your ipod it will remove it from the ipod next time you sync it.

Chris

Firstly ensure you have the latest version Itunes 7.6 downloaded, when you Ipod is connected you will see the Ipod icon within Itunes, click on your Ipod and then click on Music, you should see an option to Sync all music or only selected music. Choose selected and then select the music you want etc etc.

How to delete songs from the iPod touch.

Look, it is much easier and more pleasurable than all those previous well intentioned suggestions.

First you need to build yourself a small camp fire. The back yard will do if you can't get out to the bush, but in either case please keep the fire small.

A neat fire pit with the sand built up around helps keep embers in the fire and concentrates the heat.

A ring of rocks around the fire can be good, but it is very important not to use river rocks, since they can have dampness absorbed into crevices and cracks that might cause the rock to explode when hot.

When the fire is established, and because you used good dry eucalypt wood, there are plenty of red coals, then place a billy of water at the edge of the fire.

Please don't fill the billy too full, or as the water boils it may bubble out into the fire and cause hot coals to burst out of the fire pit.

Have a metal tent peg handy, or a proper billy lifter, so that when the billy is boiling, you can lift it off the fire and place securely beside you.

Oh, did I say that a comfy chair beside the fire would be pleasant to relax in while waiting for the billy to boil?

Now drop a handful of tea leaves into the billy, how full a hand depends on the size of the billy and how strong you like your tea.

Drop the iPod touch in with the tea leaves, and swing the billy round at arms length three times.

Carefully decant the tea into mugs, not allowing the tea leaves or iPod to slip in to the mug with your brew.

Spread the residual tea leaves and iPod onto the sand to dry.

While you wait for the iPod to cool down, enjoy the tea with milk and sugar if you wish.

I am sure that you will not find the songs on the iPod after that.

Ken